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Lies, damn lies, and statistics : the manipulation of public opinion in America / by Wheeler, Michael,1943-(CARDINAL)148669;
Bibliography: pages 288-289.
Subjects: Public opinion polls.; Public opinion; Voting research;
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Studies in the measurement of voter turnout. by United States.Bureau of the Census.(CARDINAL)171405;
Includes bibliographical references.The current population survey of voting and registration, summary and history / Jerry T. Jennings -- Estimating voter turnout in the current population survey / Jerry T. Jennings -- Effects of population estimates on voter participation rates / Jeffrey Passel.This publication includes three papers which explain different aspects of measuring voter behavior. The studies indicate that there is a socioeconomic component to overestimating voter turnout, as well as survey design and weighting effects.
Subjects: Voting; Voting research; Voter turnout;
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Policy alternatives on voter participation : a state report. by Christie, Ian,1956-(CARDINAL)276766; Cooper, Jamie Lee.(CARDINAL)124952; Center for Policy Alternatives (Washington, D.C.)(CARDINAL)206487;
Includes bibliographical references.
Subjects: Periodicals.; Election law; Voting research; Voting;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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1992 Senate base #6 copy : elections : units assigned to a district. by North Carolina.General Assembly.Legislative Services Office.(CARDINAL)157614;
Subjects: North Carolina. General Assembly. Senate; Election districts; Voting research;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2
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Congressional base #10 copy : Elections : district summary. by North Carolina.General Assembly.Legislative Services Office.(CARDINAL)157614;
Subjects: United States. Congress; Election districts; Election districts; Voting research;
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1992 Senate base #6 copy : registration : units assigned to a district. by North Carolina.General Assembly.Legislative Services Office.(CARDINAL)157614;
Subjects: North Carolina. General Assembly. Senate; Election districts; Demographic surveys; Voting research;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2
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Where did you get this number? : a pollster's guide to making sense of the world / by Salvanto, Anthony,author.(CARDINAL)418142;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-228) and index."Polls are everywhere these days, and they're trying to tell us more than just who's up and who's down. As Elections and Surveys Director for CBS News, it's Anthony Salvanto's job to understand you--what you think and how you vote. He's the person behind so many of the poll numbers you see today. In [this book], Salvanto takes you on an engaging, fast-paced tour inside the world of polling and shows how to look at the numbers the way the pros do. Salvanto demystifies the jargon of polling and answers some of its biggest mysteries. How can pollsters talk to 1,000 people and claim to know the country? How do they decide who gets interviewed, what questions to ask--and why didn't they call you? How do they know the winner so quickly on election nights? And what's the difference between a poll and a prediction, anyway? Salvanto also addresses an even bigger question: Is America truly as divided as it seems? He goes beyond the horse race coverage to show how everyday Americans see the biggest issues of our time. The debates over gun control. The shocks of the financial crisis and deep mistrust that still lingers. The surprising and still controversial 2016 presidential election. He also looks to the future and provides a useful guide to how you should watch elections to come. Where Did You Get This Number? is an essential resource for anyone interested in politics--and for anyone interested in understanding how we measure people's opinions and decisions. Because while numbers are the language of polling, the stories they tell are ultimately about people."--Dust jacket.
Subjects: United States. Congress; Presidents; Public opinion polls; Public opinion; Voting research;
Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 4
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Congressional base #10 copy : total populations, all ages : district summary. by North Carolina.General Assembly.Legislative Services Office.(CARDINAL)157614;
Subjects: United States. Congress; Election districts; Election districts; Voting research; Demographic surveys.; Population;
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Congressional base #10 copy : registration : district summary. by North Carolina.General Assembly.Legislative Services Office.(CARDINAL)157614;
Subjects: United States. Congress; Election districts; Election districts; Voting research; Voter registration; Population;
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[1992 congressional base plan #10 copy : voting age populations : district summary. by North Carolina.General Assembly.Legislative Services Office.(CARDINAL)157614;
Subjects: United States. Congress; Election districts; Election districts; Voting research; Demographic surveys; Population;
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