Sentence examples for research election from inspiring English sources

IDENTIFYING "LIKELY VOTERS" COULD BE BIGGEST POLLING CHALLENGE  - Pew Research: "Election polls face a unique problem in survey research: They are asked to produce a model of a population that does not yet exist at the time the poll is conducted, the future electorate….[P]eople who vote regularly are demographically and politically different from those who vote less often.

After research, election officials will make one of several determinations.

A study of CABs in South Africa [ 5] revealed the existence of three selection process models; namely purposeful selection whereby members of the CAB were chosen from organizations with an interest in the research; election through a democratic process; and a mixed model that included elements of both the purposeful selection and election models.

David Deacon of Loughborough University says that in his research on election bias he finds that "People are far more aware [now] of the narrative games, of tabloid-speak".

The organization announced that it had already put together a panel of "survey research and election polling experts" tasked with finding some answers.

To ensure there are no surprises during the development and implementation of national health research systems (election day), we need to develop and deploy approaches that address the "unsaid".

Watson also suggested that there should be a wider look at the polling industry and the impact of its research on elections and political decision-making.

The design was action-research with election few cases and focused in relations more descriptive than correlation.

Accordingly, @RT_com With not be eligible to use Twitteregardomotod products in the future.

With regard to future activity by Russian-funded accounts, on 26 October 2017, Twitter announced that it would no longer accept advertisements from RT and Sputnik and will donate the $1.9 million that RT had spent globally on advertising on Twitter to academic research into elections and civil engagement.

Zuckerberg claims the election research commission will be "independent" of Facebook and will define the research agenda, soliciting research on the effects of social media on elections and democracy.