Political Polling Forum documents

May 11th, 2012 at 12:59 pm by David Farrar

Great to see so many people attend the inaugural Political Polling Forum on Wednesday, and especially the questions from audience members. There were a number of excellent contributions.

For those who couldn’t make it, but are interested in political polls, a number of documents have been put up on the MRSNZ website. Three which may be of special interest are:

Rob Salmond’s presentation
Murray Campbell’s presentation
The ESOMAR code/guide on opinion polls

The ESOMAR code is 39 pages long (and an excellent resource). One of the challenges going forward is if we can come up with a NZ version which is concise enough to be of practical value to media as well as research companies.

Tags: AMRO, MRSNZ, Polls

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Graeme Edgeler (2,938) Says:
May 11th, 2012 at 1:05 pm
I thought the most interesting thing from the forum was the pollster who admitted they broke the law by asking people who had advance voted whom they had voted for.
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