3 Networks Admit Error in Arizona Race Reports, Bill Carter, New York Times, page A1, 2/29/96.
An Analysis of the Accuracy of "Trial Heat" Polls During the 1992 Presidential Election, Richard R. Lau, Public Opinion Quarterly, V. 58 (1994) pp. 2-20.
Can You Trust Those Polls, Fred Barnes, Reader's Digest, 7/95, pp. 49-54
Citizens Are the Stars in First Issues Forum, Scott Pendleton, Christian Science Monitor, 1/17/96.
How to Lie With Statistics, Darrell Huff, W.W. Norton Co., New York, 1954.
News & Numbers: A Guide to Reporting Stastical Claims and Controversies in Health and Other Fields, Victor Cohn, Iowa State University Press, Ames, IA, 1989.
Numbered Voices: How Opinion Polling Has Shaped American Politics, Susan Herbst, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1993.
Poll Faulting, Stephen Ansolabehere & Thomas Belin, Chance, 6:1, 1993, pp. 543-53.
Poll on Doubt of Holocaust is Corrected, Michael Kagay, New York Times, 7/8/94, pp. A10
Polls Apart (Public Opinion), The Economist, pp. 48, 12/12/95.
"Real People" Face Issues, Candidates in Experiment in Citizenship, John Yang, The Washington Post, 1/21/96, p. A6.
Seeing Through Statistics, Jessica M. Utts, Duxbury Press, Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1996.
The Voice of the People: Public Opinion and Democracy, James Fishkin, Yale University Press, 1995.
Wired on Politics, M.G. Lord, New York Times, page A15, 2/20/96.
With Dole Campaign Off Track, He Bumps 2 Advisers Off Wagon, Katharine Q. Seelye, New York Times, page A1, 2/27/96.
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The Pew Center has some impartial information on polling.
Gallup has been in the polling business for decades. What's new?
