unless they show the Liberals in the lead, when they will suddenly become the greatest!
I take an aggregation of polls into consideration when I need to gauge voting intention at a particular point in time. Even then, with communication being instantaneous and constant, I don't know what volatile public opinion tells us.
As a citizen, it tells me nothing I need to know, that's for sure.
One day, the true story of these corporate media-commissioned polls will come out. The disappearance of "undecideds" from reporting is already suspicious.
The disappearance of "undecideds" from reporting is already suspicious.
Actually Ekos put in the undecided number last week Ti, and showed that if 'Undecided / None of the Above' were a ballot choice, it could probably win a majority government (over 38%). Add in the Greens consistently polling over 10% for the past 6 months and these results should be a real sting to each of the three main parties.
A ten point lead? Oh, my!
ReplyDeleteIpsos-Reid is turning polling into performance art.
Oh, that's great BCL.
ReplyDeleteFor those interested, just shave 3 off the Cons, give the Libs 1 or 2 and use that for denoting any real trends.
For those interested, just shave 3 off the Cons, give the Libs 1 or 2 and use that for denoting any real trends.
ReplyDeleteSo then, we'll just apply the same idea in reverse when applying it to EKOS. :D
You can expect a visit from a certain pollster on your blog now, no doubt.
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ReplyDeleteIgnore them .........unless they show the Liberals in the lead, when they will suddenly become the greatest!
ReplyDeleteunless they show the Liberals in the lead, when they will suddenly become the greatest!
ReplyDeleteI take an aggregation of polls into consideration when I need to gauge voting intention at a particular point in time. Even then, with communication being instantaneous and constant, I don't know what volatile public opinion tells us.
As a citizen, it tells me nothing I need to know, that's for sure.
One day, the true story of these corporate media-commissioned polls will come out. The disappearance of "undecideds" from reporting is already suspicious.
The disappearance of "undecideds" from reporting is already suspicious.
ReplyDeleteActually Ekos put in the undecided number last week Ti, and showed that if 'Undecided / None of the Above' were a ballot choice, it could probably win a majority government (over 38%). Add in the Greens consistently polling over 10% for the past 6 months and these results should be a real sting to each of the three main parties.