Sentences with phrase «polling company»

A polling company is a business that conducts surveys or polls to collect opinions and gather information from a group of people. They use this data to understand public attitudes, preferences, and behaviors on various issues. Full definition
When polling companies do ask about alternatives, support for war falls away quite markedly.
So I sent a letter out to some professional polling companies in hope of them generating one.
Every month or so there are polls the company releases, asking about new design features for future products.
So, what have polling companies done to correct the problems?
All data that was used in this report came from a poll commissioned by LendEDU and conducted online by polling company Pollfish.
A recent survey by Towers Watson showed that a third of polled companies significantly increased spending on HR technologies in the past 12 months.
In the last couple of years ICM have tended to show smaller Labour leads than many other polling companies for methological reasons, so while ten point leads for Labour have been two - a-penny these last six months, for ICM it is a very large lead, the biggest they've shown since 2003.
A survey of parents, carried out by independent polling company ComRes and commissioned by the NASUWT, the largest teachers» union in the UK, has found that:
All data that is displayed in this report stems from a poll commissioned by LendEDU and conducted online by online polling company Pollfish.
Labour peer Lord Foulkes introduced legislation in the last parliament aimed at setting up an Ofcom style regulator for polling companies.
All data used in this report derives from an online poll commissioned by LendEDU and conducted by polling company Pollfish.
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No wonder politicians rely on polling companies to help their way through the murk.
A separate recent survey of parents, carried out by independent polling company ComRes and commissioned by the NASUWT, found that almost three quarters of parents (73 %) agreed there should be much stronger regulations over how much schools are allowed to charge for the services they provide to pupils, with over a third (36 %) of parents saying the cost of educational visits is not affordable, 33 % saying the same about school uniforms and a fifth (20 %) for the cost of equipment.
The research, conducted by internet polling company Survation, suggested that the longstanding link between ethnic minorities and the Labour party was fraying, and that the Conservatives might at last be breaking through with minority voters, having achieved a 33 % share of the 2015 ethnic minority vote overall or «one million» new voters for the party, and with a lead over Labour among Hindu voters.
After the bombing started UK polling companies stopped asking about concern for civilians.
Naturally individual polling companies conducted their own post-mortems but ours was the only inquiry able to draw on raw data from all nine members of the BPC, while still being independent of the polling industry.
These conclusions can be drawn from the 47th Annual PDK / GALLUP Poll of the Public's Attitudes Toward Public Schools, Aug. 24, 2015, sponsored by PDK, a prestigious educators» group, and the Gallup organization, an internationally respected polling company.
Hancock, who was a Bank of England economist and adviser to George Osborne before he stood for election, and Zahawi, an entrepreneur who co-founded polling company YouGov before entering Parliament, are ruthless in pursuing their argument to its logical conclusion, laying waste to greedy bankers and misconceptions alike as they go.
«We're trying to figure out how 17 different polling companies got it totally wrong,» Slaughter said.
After the 1992 election, when some predicted a Kinnock premiership, most polling companies changed their methods to ensure their samples were more politically representative — incorporating factors including likely turnout, how respondents voted in previous elections, their usual party allegiance, and how to account for those who refused to say which party they would support or said they didn't know.
Aberystwyth is part of an area that YouGov, the on - line polling company, says is the most EU - friendly region in the United Kingdom.
Maple Ridge was recognized by Reuters and other polling companies as the fifth best city in Canada to invest in, and the second best in the province.
The 19 - year - old polling company was last valued at $ 2 billion and is advised by prominent tech executives including Sheryl Sandberg and Brad Smith.
More stunning, the Canadian polling company Pollara found last month that 77 % of Canadians did not miss NHL hockey.
A survey by Harris, an interactive polling company, found that one in five Americans has a tattoo — and slightly more women than men have one.
After all, the company put the SNP on 52 % 29 points ahead of Labour, as long as late October last year — well above the estimate of any other polling company at the time.
Tens of thousands of responses have been analysed and ranked by independent polling company Mass1, which reports that the ten concerns for workers are:
A study by Pickup et al. (2010) explores potential explanations for the polling miss and contrast the results of various polling companies to see whether telephone or internet polls fared better and whether specific polling methodologies (such as adjusting for likelihood to vote) resulted in better predictions.
Panelbase is the only polling company that breaks down their vote intention figures by gender and age in their standard published tables.
SurveyUSA is one of the most accurate polling companies in the United States, along with Public Policy Polling.
That means that no less than four polling companies now unanimously reckon that SNP support has increased during the election campaign.
NOTE that the media always — ALWAYS — omits that Quinnipiac, Marist, and the other corrupt polling companies ADMITTED last year after the NYC election that THEIR POLL NUMBERS WERE 100 % OFF (to the benefit of the man who had given these polsters MILLIONS OF DOLLARS).
Gilbert stepped down as Tory party deputy chairman at the end of last year after taking a part - time position at Populus, the official polling company for Britain Stronger in Europe.
The BPC conclusions will only serve as recommendations, with the council having little power to mandate polling companies to implement them.
Polling companies dismissed Lord Foulkes previous Regulation of Political Polling Bill as «ludicrous» and «offensive».
The exit poll is carried out by polling companies GfK and Ipsos Mori for the BBC, ITV News and Sky News.
Discussing the Guardian's VAT revelations, polling company sources said a single poll of a sample of 2,000 people typically cost # 20,000 to # 25,000.
While the main polling companies don't tend to produce a wide variation in support for the Conservatives or Labour they have done for the Liberal Democrats, with YouGov on average showing the Lib Dems three points lower than ICM and MORI do (Populus produce figures somewhere inbetween the two extremes).
The two other main parties suffered heavy losses at the ballot box, but polling companies also have egg on their face after months of suggesting a Conservative majority win was virtually impossible — the very result we see this morning.
A recent survey by a leading polling company found that the institute's reputation had plunged as a result of the scandal.
This poll was conducted through polling company Whatsgoodly.
Did you know that the Harris Polling company actually looks for people to take surveys and polls online?
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