CT: Party ID from Quinnipiac Poll
In the busy run-up to a long needed vacation, I have not had a chance to write about the new Quinnipiac Connecticut poll released last week. HowRead More…
Demystifying the art and science of pre-election polling – By Mark Blumenthal
In the busy run-up to a long needed vacation, I have not had a chance to write about the new Quinnipiac Connecticut poll released last week. HowRead More…
The Pew Research Center released results a few days ago from its biennial study of American’s media consumption habits (report, printable PDF, toplineRead More…
Thanks to alert reader LS who tipped me off to an old story that I had missed, but that is still worthy of notice on MP. Nearly two monthsRead More…
Last Sunday, Bush press secretary Tony Snow speculated about what polls might have shown during World War II: "If somebody had taken a pollRead More…
It gets more interesting. Here is the promised update to the posts of the last two days, based on some fascinating analysis sent by Jason DempsRead More…
Let’s hear it for MP’s readers. Both in comments and via email, I have heard from political scientists pointing to much better sources of data oRead More…
A reader emailed to ask about a comment made in a column last week by the Wall Street Journal’s Peggy Noonan (as noted by Mickey Kaus): I’ve nevRead More…
We have had some new developments over the last few days regarding the online Spring Break study conducted earlier this year by the American Medical ARead More…
As expected, Washington Post and ABC News continued conducting interviews over the weekend and released complete results Tuesday afternoon. TheRead More…
I want to continue to discuss the differences in the polls on the NSA records database issue, especially as new surveys are released. We have nRead More…