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HUFFPOLLSTER: Pollsters Debate If Modern Surveys Can Be Trusted

Pollsters debate whether surveys can be trusted when response rates are low and samples aren't random. A new study examines who gets missed by online surveys. And polls this week show early signs that Trump might be stalling. This is HuffPollster for Friday, September 25, 2015
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Issues Latinos Care About That Have Nothing To Do With Immigration

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2016 Race Draws Extra Attention, But Most Americans Still Don't Care

With only 27 percent following the election very closely, polls will be volatile.
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Millennials Are Pretty Terrible, According To A Poll Of Millennials

Also, they wish you'd stop calling them that.
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Ahead Of Pope's U.S. Visit, Survey Finds Many Catholics Disagree With Church On LGBT Families

One researcher was "struck by the high level of dissent” from church teachings by Catholics. Still, they remain loyal to the church.
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How Reliable Are Polls About Religion? Princeton Professor Tries To Find Out

“Fewer and better surveys is a reasonable way to go,” charges Robert Wuthnow of Princeton University.
By Cathy Lynn Grossman, Religion News Service

The Whole World Pretty Much Despises Putin and Russia, Survey Finds

Most countries don't trust Putin to do the right thing when it comes to world affairs.
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Contradictory Iran Polls Show Why It Matters How You Ask

People sometimes fall back on partisan cues when they lack information.
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Are You In The Global Middle Class? Find Out With Our Income Calculator

People who are middle income, globally speaking, live on $10.01-20 a day.
By Rakesh Kochhar, Pew Research Center

10 Things You Should Know About The Transforming Global Religious Landscape

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