Battleground States
Perhaps because I spend more time writing a blog these days and less time reading them, but I have seen very little attention given to this fact: In Read More…
Demystifying the art and science of pre-election polling – By Mark Blumenthal
Perhaps because I spend more time writing a blog these days and less time reading them, but I have seen very little attention given to this fact: In Read More…
The main page on RealClearPolitics tonight shows a set of results for Ohio that has political junkies scratching their heads nationwide: OH: ABC: Read More…
Alert reader JM tipped me off to the fact that Bill Schneider has reprised his “poll of polls” summary on CNN’s Inside Politics. According to the traRead More…
As long as I’m back on the topic of debates, it is worth remembering that media coverage of the debate typically has more impact than the immediate reRead More…
Several readers took strong exception to my discussion of the incumbent rule, the idea that undecided voters tend to “break” toward the incumbentchallRead More…
In discussing recent poll results, I said last week that I tend to focus most on President Bush’s job rating and percentage of the vote (which tend toRead More…
Newsweek Magazine released a survey last night, “the first national telephone poll using a fresh sampleā of all registered voters nationally since TRead More…
I comment from time to time on what the polls are saying about where the presidential race stands. Click on this link to display short excerpts of alRead More…
Virtually every national survey organization following the presidential race released new surveys in the last four days. Is there any sign of a changRead More…