When renowned pollster Charles Franklin helped design his first national telephone survey in 1988 to gauge voters’ favorite U.S. Senate candidates, 75% of the people called picked up the phone.
“I would make more money ... if I bet on the poll than if I bet on my subjective judgment,” Charles Franklin said. “And boy, that almost makes you believe in the science.”
“One of the problems with communication is people think that I have some control over the results of the survey,” Franklin said. “And that I should do something to change the results that would go more in their direction.”
Leading by around 40,000 votes with an estimated 93% of ballots counted early Wednesday, Johnson said he's confident Barnes cannot make up his deficit.
The high number of referendums is a sign of the times as school districts grapple with inflation, staffing issues, and COVID relief funds that are quickly running out.
Leading by around 40,000 votes with an estimated 93% of ballots counted early Wednesday, Johnson said he's confident Barnes cannot make up his deficit.
“I would make more money ... if I bet on the poll than if I bet on my subjective judgment,” Charles Franklin said. “And boy, that almost makes you believe in the science.”
“One of the problems with communication is people think that I have some control over the results of the survey,” Franklin said. “And that I should do something to change the results that would go more in their direction.”