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06 November 2018
The MQO poll and Party Choice #nlpoli
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MQO's quarterly omnibus poll shows some curious changes in public opinion about provincial political parties. The province-wide numbers...
09 November 2015
The polls must be wrong #nlpoli
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Over the past couple of weeks, some people have been questioning the accuracy of public opinion polls. People have questioned the polls i...
19 February 2015
Stragedy and Polls: Chop House version #nlpoli
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Public opinion polls are a really useful thing in politics. The Liberals did a poll the weekend before the Liberals and Conservatives vote...
29 October 2014
The October 2014 NTV/MQO Poll Numbers #nlpoli
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NTV commissioned NTV to poll opinion about the provincial Conservatives a month after Paul Davis took over as Premier. The party choice n...
16 June 2014
Understanding election polls #nlpoli
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If you want to get a decent discussion of the Ontario election results and the way polling research tracked the campaign, take a look at a p...
06 March 2014
The Satisfaction Delusion #nlpoli
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You’ll hear Conservatives, Corporate Research Associates , and some commentators play up the fact that public satisfaction with the governin...
04 November 2013
Announce it forward #nlpoli
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November is polling month in Newfoundland and Labrador. Corporate Research Associates goes to the field for its quarterly omnibus and marke...
22 October 2013
Commentary – After the election #nlpoli nspoli
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Following is a commentary by Don Mills of Corporate Research Associates in response to the post “ CRA, Abacus, and the 2013 Nova Scotia Gene...
11 June 2013
And then magic will happen: Kennedy #nlpoli
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Corporate Research Associates obscures what little useful information there is in its quarterly polling by converting party choice numbers t...
23 May 2013
Polling Voters #nlpoli
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If you are still mulling over the British Columbia election result and the polls, take a look at this post by Eric Grenier at threehundredei...
17 May 2013
The NAPE Poll Income #nlpoli
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As it turns out, Harris-Decima used household income not individual income for weighting the poll they did for NAPE. Keith Dunne, NAPE’s com...
16 May 2013
Self Skew-ered #nlpoli
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Two thirds of tax filers in Newfoundland and Labrador report incomes of less than $35,000 per year. The Harris-Decima poll released by th...
12 March 2013
Tories below 30 #nlpoli
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By now you’d be living in a cave if you hadn’t heard any news of the latest Corporate Research Associates poll. The NDP are slightly ahead...
01 March 2013
Party Spending on Polls #nlpoli
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Over the past decade, the provincial Conservatives have consistently outspent the other parties in the province on polling and similar resea...
27 February 2013
Some evidence #nlpoli
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A few years ago, some people believed that comments left on news stories and in online discussion groups could influence public opinion. A...
05 December 2012
Your Future is in Their Hands: impacted poller #nlpoli
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David Brazil, member for Conception Bay East-Bell Island, on how he and his political colleagues approach the task of governing: Mr. ...
22 November 2012
The Secret of Their Distress #nlpoli
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Not content with just one round of fascinating public opinion information, NTV decided to unleash a second evening of news about how the pub...
21 November 2012
Support but lacking sufficient information - the NTV/MQO Poll #nlpoli
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The more questions you ask, the more information you get. The more information you have, the more accurate a picture you can draw of anythin...
11 September 2012
The sum of all fears #nlpoli
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Kathy Dunderdale says that it is gratifying to have the support of the majority of the people of the province, as recent polls show, accordi...
09 July 2012
When Johnny Cab breaks #nlpoli
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Last week’s Environics poll caused more than a few people in the province to have a few sleepless nights trying to find a way to prove it w...
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