Political polling has become so fraught that it's virtually meaningless today, unless readers have a more complete picture of the process: sample size; how participants were selected; response rate; margin of error; question/item construction; etc.
All this WSJ poll tells me as reported is that many respondents have taken on the bulk of t…
Political polling has become so fraught that it's virtually meaningless today, unless readers have a more complete picture of the process: sample size; how participants were selected; response rate; margin of error; question/item construction; etc.
All this WSJ poll tells me as reported is that many respondents have taken on the bulk of the media's framing of Biden's presidency thus far. There isn't much that's new in that.
Political polling has become so fraught that it's virtually meaningless today, unless readers have a more complete picture of the process: sample size; how participants were selected; response rate; margin of error; question/item construction; etc.
All this WSJ poll tells me as reported is that many respondents have taken on the bulk of the media's framing of Biden's presidency thus far. There isn't much that's new in that.