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17 votes
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GOG wants your vote on classic games to bring back with its new Dreamlist tool
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Nearly 30% of Gen Z women identify as LGBTQ, Gallup survey finds
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Gen Z boys and men more likely than baby boomers to believe feminism harmful, says poll
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I can't get my head around US President Joe Biden polling poorly and Donald Trump polling well
I can't get my head around President Biden polling poorly and Trump polling well. I don't think I need to provide details for people on this site, but Trump was so horrible as a president and...
I can't get my head around President Biden polling poorly and Trump polling well.
I don't think I need to provide details for people on this site, but Trump was so horrible as a president and President Biden has done such a good job. Even if Biden was a passive placeholder four years of him would have been better than 4 more years of Trump.
I don't understand where the low polls are coming from. Particularly for groups that would not do particularly well under a Trump regime like African Americans and youth.
I see some people complaining about President Biden's age, but his administration has been doing a good job and Trump is only about 4 years younger ( and in much worse shape ).
I don't get where the hate is coming from.
I remember the "red wave" that never happened and articles explaining why polls aren't as accurate as they used to be. However, that answer feels too easy to me, a cop out.
Maybe people are angry about greedflation. However, Trump's presidency when it wasn't about vindictiveness was all about neglect. I can't believe people think Trump would be better for the economy -- that he would even try beyond the stock market so he polls well.
*Disclaimer:
My apologies if this is the wrong place for this conversation. I thought here or "talk" would be the best choices, though people in "talk" might not want political conversations.
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Poll: US President Joe Biden’s standing hits new lows amid Israel-Hamas war
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Bosses dislike work-from-home but suspect they’re stuck with it
72 votes -
A fact-checked debate about euthanasia
21 votes -
Fewer in US say same-sex relations morally acceptable (64% in 2023, down from 71% last year)
72 votes -
By more than two-to-one, Americans support US government banning TikTok
17 votes -
Søren Pape Poulsen, leading challenger to Mette Frederiksen, is hemorrhaging support after false claims about the origins of his soon-to-be ex-husband
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Gallup poll: Approval of labor unions at highest point since 1965
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40% of Americans believe in creationism
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What's something that should be polled or surveyed more often?
Firstly, it seems pretty clear polling Hispanic/Latino people as one unified populace isn't working well, given how Cuban Americans have a large presence in the Republican party instead of the...
Firstly, it seems pretty clear polling Hispanic/Latino people as one unified populace isn't working well, given how Cuban Americans have a large presence in the Republican party instead of the Democratic one and that ignoring the race of the people polled is likely very unhelpful and means statements made about Hispanic people probably don't apply to all or maybe most of them.
Secondly, while polling is largely associated with politics, I think it isn't the only place that it could be useful. For example, a large question in many relationship-related subreddits and is if something you do or would like to do is normal, and I think polling on what people want/would want from people they would partner with would be good. (Although this might be more a semi-pragmatic thing, given that a lot of this talking seems to think "normal" and "ok" are the same, which is not really true.)
12 votes -
George W Bush approval rating polled at 90% by Gallup, the highest presidential approval rating ever recorded in US history (September 24th, 2001)
8 votes -
A 55% majority of US Republicans now support same-sex marriage
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Why you can't really compare the efficacy of vaccines and why it sort of doesn't matter
13 votes -
A factsheet about single people in the USA
10 votes -
Polygamy is rare around the world and mostly confined to a few regions, but is slowly being more widely accepted
10 votes -
Iran’s secular shift: New survey reveals huge changes in religious beliefs
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Young people around the world are less religious than their parents in several measures
10 votes -
A third of Americans reporting anxiety and depression symptoms during the COVID pandemic
11 votes -
Boris Johnson's approval rating plunges twenty points in four days amid Dominic Cummings scandal
11 votes -
New Zealand opposition leader ousted as PM Ardern's popularity soars
12 votes -
Poll: More voters trust Biden to contain coronavirus spread
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Americans' fear of the coronavirus is becoming increasingly unanimous and nonpartisan
11 votes -
A majority of Americans approve of Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus
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Americans' opinions on the coronavirus are changing fast
19 votes -
How concerned are Americans about the coronavirus so far?
12 votes -
People go to the library twice as often as they go to the movies
22 votes -
Sanders climbs, now tied with Biden among registered voters: Reuters poll
23 votes -
Why Biden has such a large lead in the polls
13 votes -
Some of the Pew Research Center's most noteworthy findings from 2019
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Index shows least-, most-accepting countries for migrants
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93% of British Columbians want to scrap changing clocks for daylight time, survey says
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Women now seen as equally or more competent than men: Polling data suggest stereotypes have significantly changed since 1940s
7 votes -
Trump's popularity during the 2016 campaign was closely correlated with Internet Research Agency bot activity. Every 25,000 retweets by IRA accounts predicted a 1% increase in opinion polls for Trump.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defied years of opinion polls and public expectation to lead the Coalition to a shock election victory
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Survey: 83% of US teens have an iPhone, Android 9%
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A year after Parkland, urgency for new gun restrictions declines
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With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Americans finally have a politician who agrees with them about taxes
24 votes -
Huge majority of Australians oppose laws banning gay students and teachers
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How would you all feel about weekly polls?
They could be user submitted and the admins/mods could choose a poll to display every week. I think it would fit well in the sidebar with the percentage of overall votes being shown once your vote...
They could be user submitted and the admins/mods could choose a poll to display every week.
I think it would fit well in the sidebar with the percentage of overall votes being shown once your vote is cast.
I think small things like that help build a sense of community and helps keep people engaged. The topic of the polls could be as lighthearted or serious as the mods decide, though i'd personally like a mix of both.
Thanks to whoever fixed the tags, i'm still not entirely sure how to tag topics appropriately.
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NPR/Marist poll: 40% of Americans think elections aren't fair
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Distinguishing between factual and opinion statements in the US news
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Majority of Australians believe migration levels too high
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Distinguishing between factual and opinion statements in the US news
17 votes -
US President Donald Trump has second highest “own party” approval rating of any president at the 500 day mark
11 votes