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42 votes
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Jens Stoltenberg's shock return to Norway politics upends polls before election – Arbeiderpartiet surges ten points ahead of September vote
10 votes -
Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris: Who is leading in the US presidential election polls?
35 votes -
27% of Canadians view USA as an 'enemy'
45 votes -
Friedrich Merz’s conservatives win German election, according to exit poll
26 votes -
Iowa pollster Ann Selzer files motion to dismiss Donald Trump lawsuit
14 votes -
A quarter of US shoppers have dumped favorite stores over political stances
22 votes -
Poll results show the percentage supporting the position 'let them burn' regarding American institutions
22 votes -
How the Trump Whale correctly called the US election
6 votes -
Should I be filling out every political poll I’m sent?
This is something I’ve been wondering for a year or so now… If political polls (US specific ones in my case) and surveys are a significant way our politicians are deciding what they should support...
This is something I’ve been wondering for a year or so now… If political polls (US specific ones in my case) and surveys are a significant way our politicians are deciding what they should support or what the media decides to talk about should I be filling out surveys I’m spam texted during election season?
If so, should I fill out every single one? Half of them? Only the ones that I don’t feel are politically biased? Or maybe, especially the ones that are biased to try and somehow counteract the bias?
What do you all do?
Is there a list of “official polls” that I should seek out if they don’t decide to text me about it?
Is spending time filling out every single one justified, or am I just inviting more text spam by not blocking and moving on?18 votes -
Donald Trump does not get post-shooting poll boost
44 votes -
After Joe Biden's debate performance, the US presidential race is unchanged
20 votes -
Yes Prime Minister, questionnaire design matters
10 votes -
After seven years in the political wilderness, Alexander Stubb is closing in on a remarkable comeback and new top job: president of Finland
7 votes -
FiveThirtyEight has been integrated into ABC News with the original website redirecting to the new vertical
18 votes -
As Finland's presidential election gets underway, one key question looks set to dominate – whom do Finns trust to deal with Russia?
7 votes -
How former US President Donald Trump benefits from an indictment effect
9 votes -
Germany's far-right AfD sees poll numbers surging to nearly 20% nationwide
37 votes -
US Democrats and Republicans share core values but still distrust each other
27 votes -
Prime Minister Sanna Marin is now facing a tough election battle as head of Finland's centre-left Sosiaalidemokraattien
3 votes -
Finns don't love Sanna Marin as much as you do – prime minister remains popular with voters, but her Sosiaalidemokraattien are trailing their main rival ahead of April 2 election
3 votes -
The case for abolishing elections
17 votes -
CBS News poll: Of 2,085 adults polled, majority favor maximum age limits for elected US officials
13 votes -
Denmark on course to back joining EU's common defence policy – exit polls showed 69% of voters in favour of removing opt-out
5 votes -
QAnon now as popular in US as some major religions, poll suggests
14 votes -
David Shor is telling US Democrats what they don’t want to hear
8 votes -
Iceland is voting in a general election that is expected to reflect the country's fragmented political landscape – nine parties could enter parliament
4 votes -
Norwegian polls show Arbeiderpartiet is on course to replace PM Erna Solberg's coalition – would need support from Rødt and Miljøpartiet De Grønne to secure a majority
6 votes -
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s popularity at lowest point so far amid vaccine scandal
9 votes -
Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen lose out as French voters shun local elections: Abstention rate estimated at 68%, and exit polls suggest Le Pen’s National Rally failed to get expected support
13 votes -
Keir Starmer struggles to counter Boris Johnson’s ‘vaccine bounce’ as UK polls loom
5 votes -
UK voters might regret Brexit, but most of them don't feel like reversing it anymore
9 votes -
The polls weren't great this year and that was always a possibility
6 votes -
Polling 101: What happened to the polls in 2016 — and what you should know about them in 2020
5 votes -
Behind in polls, Republicans see a silver lining in voter registrations
6 votes -
Democracy maybe?
4 votes -
Many Americans are convinced crime is rising in the US. Even if they're wrong, their fear is making everyone else less safe
16 votes -
President? Why not? Says a man at the top.
1 vote -
How accurate have US Senate polls been, and what could that mean for November?
6 votes -
How accurate are state polls? And what could that mean for the US Presidential election in November?
6 votes -
We’ve updated our pollster ratings ahead of the 2020 General Election
8 votes -
Are older US voters turning away from Donald Trump?
10 votes -
In key US state of Florida, Trump stumbles among senior voters: Trump has virtually no path to victory without winning Florida, and older voters - which he is losing - are critical
5 votes -
What to make of those new US Senate polls that have Democrats way ahead
12 votes -
US polling suggests Tara Reade's allegations are having a moderate effect on public opinion of Joe Biden
21 votes -
Scott Morrison is now very popular in Australia. He hasn’t earned that.
10 votes -
Can you guess how popular these policy proposals are among the American public?
10 votes -
The appointment of Sanna Marin as Finland's prime minister has reversed the dwindling fortunes of her Social Democratic party
6 votes -
Exit poll suggests Conservatives are set to win an overall majority of eighty-six in the UK general election
33 votes -
How a big enough news story — like impeachment — could warp the polls
12 votes