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Presidential Polls Not As Valid As Claimed
still not close enough to the results of the other polls to be explained by the standard margin of error.An additional point raised in the article is that polls tend to show large shifts in opinion over a short time. Yet these are frequently short-lived. "Polls do not differentiate between long-held belief and fleeting feelings," stated Perlstein. Generally, large shifts in opinion in short periods only occur with major events. And the best way to comprehend public opinion, the article states, is not from one poll from a single organization but from looking at the results of polls by different surveying organizations and then see how these change over time. "Different organizations independently confirming the results of others is similar to a group of scientists replicating the experimental results of other groups of scientists. This demonstrates validity," Perlstein claims.The News Informant article in its entirety, and its sources, can be found on the web at: http://www.newsinformant.com/2004_09_20/politics.php#000798. A free registration is required to view the article.To request a free copy
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of the article, or to obtain reprint rights or other use of the article, please contact e-mail protected from spam bots.About News Informant Inc.: News Informant Inc. publishes News Informant, a weekly U.S.-based web news magazine focusing on news analysis of important domestic and global issues that are not sufficiently covered by the U.S. media. The magazine uses primarily respected worldwide online source material to render original information and perspectives. The periodical follows the slogan, "It's Not Just the News – It's What's Behind the News."About Bernard Perlstein: Bernard Perlstein has been full-time editor of News Informant since 2003, as well as a contributor, specializing in Politics, Economics and Foreign Relations. Mr. Perlstein earned his MBA from De Paul University, and also has a B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science. Mr. Perlstein previously majored in Government and minored in Economics at Oberlin College.For additional information on News Informant or Mr. Perlstein, or for media inquiries, please contact:Tonya D. Hottmann,News Informant Inc.312-644-9868http://www.newsinformant.com.
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