Gallup on NSA Phone Records
Another day and yet another poll on the NSA phone records controversy. This one, conducted on Friday and Saturday by USAToday and Gallup (n=809,Read More…
Category: Polls in the News
The Latest from CBS/NYT
Another day, another very high profile poll release. Today, it’s the latest from the CBS/New York Times (see NYTimes article, results; CBS articRead More…
An “Immigration-Enforcement” Third Party?
Yesterday, our friend Mickey Kaus highlighted a question from a recent Rasmussen automated survey worth examining a bit more closely. The questiRead More…
The Question That Answers Itself
A few weeks ago, our friend Mickey Kaus described a question asked on a recent Time Magazine poll as having "comically biased wording." Read More…
More in Immigration
Gallup’s Frank Newport posted a multi-poll analysis this morning on American’s attitudes toward immigration policy. It is similar to some Read More…
Immigration: Ask Many Questions, Not One
Over the weekend, Mickey Kaus criticized an immigration question asked on a recent Time Magazine poll as having "comically biased wording." Read More…
Newport’s Answer to Kurtz
A belated link: Two weeks ago, the Washington Post’s Howard Kurtz asked (and Mickey Kaus amplified) a question in his blog about "only compRead More…
The AMA Spring Break Survey – Part II
Picking up where we left off yesterday, the AMA’s Spring Break survey has problems other than the disclosure of its methodology. We must also cRead More…
The AMA Spring Break Survey – Part I
Last week, MP discussed a not-quite projective study of evacuees from Hurricane Katrina published by the New York Times. I noted the effort madRead More…
On Random Sampling and NYT Katrina Evacuee Study
An article in yesterday’s New York Times on interviews conducted among Katrina evacuees raises some very important questions about how to use a surveyRead More…