“The first question is… who do you think will win? The other… who are they going to vote for? … you’re basically asking people to share information from their social networks.”

Marist College, Barbara · Planet Money · We try to fix election polling (update)

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add two “wisdom of crowds” questions: (1) who will win the election? (2) who do people in your social circle plan to vote for?

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