by David W. Moore on Jul 27, 2015
2 Conflicting Polls on Iran Nuclear Agreement
Two recent polls have come to quite different conclusions about the public’s reaction to the nuclear deal with Iran, signed...
Media Polls
by David W. Moore on Jul 14, 2015
What’s Really the Matter With Polling?
In a recent New York Times op ed, Cliff Zukin, a long-time pollster and Rutgers University professor, addressed the question,...
by David W. Moore on Jun 01, 2015
Do most New Jersey voters really insist on full-service gas stations? Probably not…
Do most New Jersey voters really insist on full-service gas stations? Probably not… A recent New York Times article suggests...
by Sydney Smith on May 20, 2015
Vox: Don’t Believe Story on Fake Same-Sex Marriage Study
Last year, news outlets covered a study saying that people were more open to same-sex marriage after talking to people...
by David W. Moore on Apr 28, 2015
Why Bloomberg’s Poll on Income Inequality is Misleading
What do Americans think of income inequality? In two recent polls, we get very different views of Americans’ views about...
by David W. Moore on Apr 01, 2015
Poll: Does the public really support Iran Nuclear agreement it also thinks won’t work?
If we didn’t know better, we might read recent media poll results and think the American public is downright stupid....
by David W. Moore on Mar 20, 2015
CNN Cherry Picks Poll Results Making It Appear Clinton Hurt by Emails
On Wednesday, March 18, 2015, CNN announced the results of a new poll, showing “Clinton still tops in 2016.” It...
by David W. Moore on Mar 01, 2015
Dueling Polls Create Illusion of Public Opinion on Netanyahu’s Address to Congress
A CNN/ORC poll released last month reported that by a two-to-one margin, Americans opposed congressional leaders’ invitation to Israeli Prime...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 23, 2015
UK Newspaper Cherry Picked Poll Results, Distorted Findings
The UK Daily Express reported the UK Independence Party (UKIP) political party was more popular than the Labour Party according...