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Or look for it in your favorite neighborhood (independent or chain) bookstore. Ask them to order it for you if you don't see it on the shelves or right up front.
Online movement against Gallup poll
A lot of talk online today about the flaws in the most recent presidential Gallup poll - specifically, oversampling Republicans. Kos writes:
Just got off the phone with a reporter from USA Today who is writing a story on potential problems with the Gallup poll, and the liberal blogosphere's work in bringing attention to the issue.
Here are some applicable links: from the Kos main page, a discussion in a diary on dKos, at the left coaster, and this Reuters article that cites a related ad just out from moveon.org.
This strikes me as the sort of media anti-bias watchdog story that the right has had so much success with. Be interesting to see if the Dem-friendly online world can do as good a job getting a story out into the national conversation as the GOP-friendly online world did with the CBS/forgery story.
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Why are you guys reporting polls that are clearly biased in favor of the republicans? I would think that your long reputation of fair and balanced polling would steer you far away from trying to help a specific party. I see the conservatives have gotten to you as well. Who can we trust? We know a fair poll sample is 50, 50. Can you find it within yourselves to be fair and neutral?
Posted by: Joseph at October 17, 2004 6:06 PM