With his column in The Hill this week, Democratic pollster Mark Mellman becomes the latest pollster to weigh in on the various theories behind the polling kerfuffle in New Hampshire two weeks ago. Since I neglected to link to some or mentioned others only in passing, I thought it would be worthwhile to post a collection of links to everything I have collected on the subject. Going forward, this entry wills serve as a "frequently asked questions" (FAQ) page for the New Hampshire polling controversy.
For now, here are the links. If you know of an analysis worth including that I have overlooked (or if one of these links is broken), please email us (questions at pollster dot com).
See also all posts on Pollster.com tagged "New Hampshire 2008"
Analysis and by Pollsters and Other Notables
Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic
Jon Cohen, polling director, The Washington Post
Robert Erikson and Chris Wlezian
Kathy Frankovic, director of surveys, CBS News
John Judis, senior editor, The New Republic
Andrew Kohut, president, Pew Research Center
Gary Langer, polling director, ABC News
Joe Lenski, Edison Media Research
Nancy Mathiowetz, president, American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR)
Mark Mellman, president, The Mellman Group (D)
Frank Newport, editor-in-chief, Gallup
Scott Rasmussen, president, Rasmussen Reports
John Zogby, president, Zogby International
Prior Research on Bradley/Wilder and Interviewer Effects
Jennifer Agiesta and Jon Cohen, Washington Post - The Method or the Map
New Hampshire Secretary of State - Recount Results
Don't those pollsters know
that married women
lie in the presence
of their husbands?
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