Putting faith in political polls still a good bet, says industry vet
In an inadvertent act of cruelty, Canadian pollster advises Labour to look to example of Justin Trudeau.
Anyone hoping for a poll-defying election result come September 23 aren’t likely to find much that’s comforting in the observations of Darrell Bricker, CEO public affairs of “global market and opinion research specialist” Ipsos.
A 30-year veteran of the polling industry, the Canadian believes
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Susan Wood & Nick Grant
Tue, 01 Aug 2017
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Putting faith in political polls still a good bet, says industry vet
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