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Polling Is Dead. Long Live Polling?

Affelt, Amy

Information today, 2023-03, Vol.40 (2), p.16-18

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Polling Is Dead. Long Live Polling?
Autor: Affelt, Amy
Assuntos: Americans ; Big Data ; Company business management ; Election results ; Electioneering ; Forecasts and trends ; Governors ; Information professionals ; Librarians ; Management ; Market trend/market analysis ; Methods ; Midterm elections ; Political activity ; Political aspects ; Political campaigns ; Political parties ; Polls & surveys ; Prediction (Logic) ; Public opinion polls ; State elections ; Voter behavior ; Voters
É parte de: Information today, 2023-03, Vol.40 (2), p.16-18
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Descrição: The 2022 U.S. midterm election results lent credibility to a theory that has been suggested for a long time: Polling data, while not completely meaningless, is definitely not something to rely on exclusively in election predictions (or, a lot of the time, to rely on for anything else). During the week leading up to the election, a much-hyped "red tsunami" had Republicans thumping their chests and Democrats either scratching their heads or hunched over in fear. Ultimately, however, the highly touted GOP tidal wave sweep of state gubernatorial and federal House and Senate races was more of a ripple at best.
Editor: Medford: Information Today, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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