Sentence examples for poll methodology from inspiring English sources

Gallup's poll methodology, Alsop concludes, comprised completely "defensible allowances" for non-voters and undecideds.

In fact, as Maloney points out, Gallup's poll methodology was extraordinarily egalitarian, and it gave vast swaths of the populace a voice in the pre-blog era, when only a small circle of élites were published.

Poll Methodology: Catholics for Choice commissioned this non-partisan and wide-ranging national survey dealing with both international and domestic issues.

Third, and most important, if the volatility is about voter preferences and not poll methodology, it reflects the fact that (as David Moore has been reminding us) as many as a third of registered voters are willing to say they are less than certain about their choice.

While that variation's sources are difficult to pinpoint, it is likely to persist since poll methodologies differ widely and because many Massachusetts voters have not fully engaged in the race and are still weighing their choices.

First, the problem was not a general failure of polling methodology.

But it is not just Brexit and Romney that have given polling methodology a bad name.

Lauderdale and Rivers argue that, with better polling methodology, it's possible to erase these "phantom swings".

Mr. Dowd publicly and sharply called the poll a "mess," prompting a public spat with the news organization's polling director about the nitty-gritty of polling methodology.

But to Mr. de Voogd of TNS Opinion and other polling company executives, nothing less than classic polling methodology will deliver results.

Scott McLean, a political science professor at Quinnipiac, defended its polling methodology, saying that the election was too far away to identify likely voters reliably.