Bradleywilder

Every morning for the last month, I have posted updates looking at poll trends. When poll methodology is standardized, polls should be good at helping...

My NationalJournal.com column, which looks at specualtion over the Bradley Effect and whether the undecided vote will "break" to McCain from a differe...

Guest Pollster Nick Panagakis is president of Market Shares Corporation, a marketing and public opinion research firm headquartered in Arlington Heigh...

We probably shouldn't be surprised that SNL would offer its take on the polling controversy everyone else wants to talk about. Here, "Jesse Jackson" ...

Just yesterday, I expressed a bit of frustration that much of the recent media focus on the "Bradley-Wilder Effect." Much of it, and much of the debat...

The last few days have certainly been a boon for anyone interested in the "Bradley Effect" (also known as, variously, the Wilder or the Bradley-Wilder...

My NationalJournal.com column this week reviews the three big sources of worry among pollsters and others about the accuracy of polling this fall: the...

Robert Novak's column last week led with this reference to the Pennsylvania exit poll results: When Pennsylvania exit polls came out late Tuesday a...

Mickey Kaus has been arguing over the last week that the greater emphasis on racial issues in the Clinton-Obama nomination contest may have caused a r...

In case you missed our update, the most recent Gallup Daily result on the Democratic race shows a near dead-heat, with Barack Obama ahead of Hillary C...

So in which state did pollsters have a tougher time, New Hampshire or South Carolina? The answer, based on an objective measure of survey error, may s...

Some thoughts about tonight's South Carolina's primary, including some follow-up on yesterday's post on the variation in pre-election poll results: 1)...