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Re: Let's talk numbers

[(Anonymous)]

I mean polling as a general industry has a lot of demonstrated successes. It's pretty well established that, in principle, using relatively small sample sizes to understand the opinions of larger groups is something that works.

It's possible that there are specific problems with polling methodologies that are being used right now. In particular, it's possible that the way people communicate have changed and so pollsters are now unable to actually contact a representative sample of voters. But polling fundamentally can work in the right circumstances, even if you're only asking 1200 voters or whatever.