In Polls We Trust?
Modern scientific polling began with George Gallup and the 1936 U.S. presidential election. Ninety years later, the polling “industry” has been, at different times and by different people, cheered, vilified, politicized, and challenged. In
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Modern scientific polling began with George Gallup and the 1936 U.S. presidential election.
Ninety years later, the polling “industry” has been, at different times and by different people, cheered, vilified, politicized, and challenged. In recent years, political polls have been under increased scrutiny as political parties have used results to manipulate voter turnout or influence ...
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