Sentences with phrase «poll data says»
In any case, exit poll data says black turnout in California was way up: From 6 percent of the electorate in 2004 to 10 percent this year.
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ Not exact matches
Democratic preference in both polls was slightly above data site 538's polling aggregator, which on Sunday showed that 48.5 % of voters who said they would support a generic Democratic candidate in 2018, compared to 37.6 % who preferred a generic Republican.
When asked if they trust Apple to protect data from hackers, 60 % of respondents said they strongly agreed or somewhat agreed, according to the poll, conducted March 11 to 16.
The Pew Research Center released a survey on Monday that said 51 % of polled respondents believe Apple should help the FBI create technology that would let the bureau more easily retrieve data from the locked iPhone of shooter Syed Farook.
In the same way that politicians shouldn't govern by opinion polls alone, leaders should avoid making decisions on data alone, says Jane Park of Julep.
As recently as late June, just 55 % of Sanders voters said they would vote for Clinton; recent polling data shows just 41 % of young voters are supporting Clinton.
Earlier this month, Hearst Magazines, which publishes Cosmopolitan and Elle, said it has more powerful advertising data than Facebook in some cases as it has amassed unique profiles on 120 million digital consumers over the past year via various things like online quizzes and Snapchat polls.
He said polling data show that voters rate the Conservatives high on fiscal management, but lower on job creation.
«But for the letter he wrote on October 28th I would have won,» she said, citing polling data before and after it was released.
Abacus Data polling last month said Canadians are more likely to think the NDP will «promise anything to win votes» than the Liberals are, an unusual spot for a party so rooted in principle and ideology.
While company officials said they did not have sufficient time to employ psychographics in that campaign, they did data modeling and polling that showed Trump's strength in the industrial Midwest, shaping a homestretch strategy that led to his upset wins in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
«They provide our financial data polling, schedule programs and inventory management systems,» Martin says.
On its website, Cambridge Analytica says it can provide data and insights to «drive your voters to the polls and win your campaign» and says it has played a «pivotal role» in winning US presidential races.
Poll data record only a 10 % fall in those who say they are «very» or «fairly interested» in politics since 1973.
According to the BBC, raw polling data published on the website of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) said that with almost 97 % of results in, incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta — who is seeking a second term — is leading with about 54.3 %, to Mr Raila Odinga's 44.8 % share of the vote.
But there is no contradiction in that statement and by also saying that campaigns should spend as much as they possibly can on polling, data analysis and microtargeting tools.
«If you look at the polling data, he's overwhelmingly popular amongst Democrats and liberal Democrats and female Democrats in particular,» Gyory said.
County legislator Wanda Willingham, a supporter of McLaughlin's, said on Monday that she had discussed polling data with Siena College and Spectrum News, but was dissastisfied with the polling methods.
Siena Research Institute spokesman Steve Greenberg said Monday that such data could only be released at the discretion of Spectrum News, which paid for the polling data.
Another prominent Democrat said private polling data showing Trump's support in New York state sharply declining over the past two weeks convinced Cuomo «that the Democrats have a good chance to take the Senate anyway, so he might as well get on board.»
We need more data on who really showed up to the polls before we can say this conclusively, but it's difficult to see how Labour got the numbers it did without a big increase at least in youth turnout.
The NY Post's Fred Dicker says confidential polling data shows Hillary Clinton could lose the presidential election in heavily Democratic New York to Trump as the GOP front - runner's support grows to the point of being «surprisingly strong.»
LA Times had an insightful article on the topic: «Polls may actually underestimate Trump's support, study finds», which contradicts the accepted answer's theory to an extent, and is much closer to your question's theory # 1 (Having said that, I agree with @bobson that at this point we probably don't have enough hard data to be sure what the causality is).
James Morris, who worked for Labour from when Ed Miliband was elected leader in 2010 until the election, said public polling showed a much more favourable position than the party's internal data, both in the run - up to and during the campaign.
A source familiar with internal polling data in a Suffolk County district that could be up for grabs said de Blasio has extremely low numbers.
Sources close to the election say Bohen's anti-Cuomo mailers were fueled by polling data.
While company officials said they did not have sufficient time to employ psychographics in that campaign, they did data modeling and polling that showed Trump's strength in the industrial Midwest, shaping a homestretch strategy that led to his upset wins in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
We now have a pretty important data point that progressives are showing up at the polls as well,» said Daniel Altschuler, director of Make the Road Action, the political arm of the Long Island - based immigrant rights group.
A typical tweet read: «CA - 40 / 43-44/49 -44 / 44-50/36 -44 / 49-10/16 / 14 - 52 — > 49/476 -10 s.» The source said posts like that — which would look like gibberish to most people — represented polling data for various House races.
Well, many of us silly pollsters thought the Tories would end ahead of Labour too: questions on leadership and the economy favoured them, we expected the polls to move towards the Tories... but the data just kept on showing the parties neck - and - neck, and ultimately a pollster's job is to measure the answers the public give us, not report what we think they should say.
«Three people in a primary race is a win for Mark Grisanti,» Thompson said, adding that polling data revealed a three - way Republican primary would result in Thompson taking votes from Stocker rather than Grisanti.
Ratings for Ming Campbell however remain atrocious — the YouGov tracking data showed him slumping after the local elections and YouGov's monthly poll found only 6 % of people thought that he would make the best Prime Minister (though that said, like the Dunfermline by - election during their leadership crisis, the Bromley & Chistlehurst by - election shows it doesn't necessarily stop them winning votes).
Unpublished in the Mail on Sunday (UK Polling Report has been given sight of the full data set for the poll) there were also a series of questions asking people to say which of a series of positive words (likeable, competent, good leader, caring trsutworthy, etc) applied to particular politicians — once again it underlines the contrasting views of David Cameron and Gordon Brown.
During that hearing, Gonzalez said it was too expensive to collect data on voters» problems and refused to post copies of ballots online to avoid confusion at the polls, Quinn said.
The data necessary to answer myriad questions — about, say, the correlations between the industrial use of certain chemicals and incidents of disease, or between patterns of news coverage and voter - poll results — may all be online.
Data from a poll by the Sutton Trust has also revealed that lower - achieving pupils and those eligible for free school meals were likely to say that extra tuition was to help them «do well in a specific GCSE exam».
Franklin said 2016 poll data show 57 percent responding said their public schools received too little money while 30 percent said the state's support is about right.
She declined to say what they are doing with the polling data gathered in three districts: the 39th House, where Rep. Ernest Hewett of New London is challenged by Chris Soto; the 23rd Senate, where Sen. Ed Gomes of Bridgeport is challenged by Dennis Bradley; and the 126th House, where Rep. Charlie L. Stallworth of Bridgeport is challenged by Maria Pereira.
ChangeWave research released its most recent data on interest in the Kindle Fire, and as you can see, just 8 % of people polled say they will buy one in the next three months.
In fact, Reedsy has a chart based 2015 data from Nielsen showing that in the UK, 74 percent of leadership personnel polled said their publishing companies were using freelance editorial services and 72 percent said they were using freelance design services.
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To start with, I would say that assuming validity in the poll data is questionable: What does «trust in science» really mean?
This reminds me of the recent election prediction fiasco a mere two months ago, when self - described «statisticians» formulated election prediction models based upon aggregating polling data from various sources and then by somehow mashing them altogether they were able to produce a result that said Hillary Clinton had a 98 % probability of winning the election.
How polling data is analysed could prove to be even more of a problem, says Barasi.
But to obtain a large enough sample size, data can be combined across more than one survey, says polling expert Leo Barasi, if the questions are the same.
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Nearly 11 % of those responding to last weekend's cloud computing poll said they will not entrust client data to a third party.
While company officials said they did not have sufficient time to employ psychographics in that campaign, they did data modeling and polling that showed Trump's strength in the industrial Midwest, shaping a homestretch strategy that led to his upset wins in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
Mr. McGinn, who now heads Honest Data, which has done polling about Facebook's reputation in different countries, said Facebook is «caught in a Catch - 22.»
On its website, Cambridge Analytica says it can provide data and insights to «drive your voters to the polls and win your campaign» and says it has played a «pivotal role» in winning US presidential races.