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New England Journal of Medicine, 1969
Dear "Old Timer," Your first request, which I answered last week, was that the Journal have more good review articles. Your second was that a mail poll on this and other matters be undertaken. Although polls of this type may at first glance seem helpful, I should like to offer you reasons why their usefulness is limited and their philosophy dubious ...
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Dear "Old Timer," Your first request, which I answered last week, was that the Journal have more good review articles. Your second was that a mail poll on this and other matters be undertaken. Although polls of this type may at first glance seem helpful, I should like to offer you reasons why their usefulness is limited and their philosophy dubious ...
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Queueing Systems, 2005
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Path to the Polls: A Study of How Poll Workers Become Poll Workers
American Politics ResearchPoll workers are responsible for the street-level implementation of American elections. The democratic process could not take place without them, as they are responsible for confirming voter eligibility, checking in voters once eligibility is confirmed, providing accommodations for voters with special needs, and assisting voters with any other ...
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The Polls: Britain at the Polls 1945-1983
Public Opinion Quarterly, 1984THE LATE great George Gallup replied to criticism that repeated polls themselves have undue influence on voters on voting day by saying, "One might as well insist that a thermometer makes the weather." The evidence is in Britain that public opinion polls do influence the way some people vote and that they're being taken into account by increasingly ...
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What the Polls Polled: Towards a Political Economy of British Election Polls
2016Studies of election polls, in Britain and elsewhere, typically focus on the accuracy of the polls. This chapter does something quite new: it takes the 138 polls conducted during the British General Election campaign of 2015 – a number without precedent − and focuses on the wide array of questions the pollsters asked. It shows that while questions about
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On the communication complexity of polling
Information Processing Letters, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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The Oxford Handbook of Polling and Polling Methods
2015This handbook is currently in development, with individual articles publishing online in advance of print publication. At this time, we cannot add information about unpublished articles in this handbook, however the table of contents will continue to grow as additional articles pass through the review process and are added to the site. Please note that
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