November 18, 2009 – 8:32 am
Morgan released a telephone poll yesterday (split into two parts) that looks at public perceptions of global warming and views on the current CPRS legislation. It was a phone poll running off a sample of 674, giving us an MoE that maxes out around the 3.8% mark.
The first question asked was “Which of the [...]
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Also tagged ALP, Bob Brown, climate change, Coalition, CPRS, demographics, ETS, global warming, Greens, Kevin Rudd, Labor Party, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, morgan, partisan ID
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November 17, 2009 – 9:02 am
With pollster and electorate volatility apparently running rampant over the last few weeks, it’s worth taking a closer look at exactly what went on.
If we chart the first differences of each pollster since August – the amount that the two party preferred estimate has changed since the previous poll of that pollster – we [...]
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Posted in Polling, pollytrend
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Also tagged ALP, asylum seekers, Australian Politics, Coalition, Labor Party, Liberal Party, outliers, polling trends, pollytrend, rogue, volatility
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November 17, 2009 – 5:59 am
Newspoll via The Oz today comes in with the primaries running 43 (up 2)/ 37 (down 4) to the ALP, washing out into a two party preferred of 56/44 the same way – a 4 point gain to Labor since last fortnights Newspoll. This comes from a sample of 1162 for an MoE of around [...]
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Posted in newspoll
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Also tagged ALP, Australian Politics, Coalition, Kevin Rudd, Labor Party, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, net satisfaction, newspoll, preferred PM, primary vote, satisfaction rating, two party preferred
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November 16, 2009 – 3:26 pm
The equal worst Essential Report for the ALP comes in with the primaries running 45 (down 3) /39 ( up 4) to Labor, washing out into a two party preferred of 55/45 the same way – a 4 point gain to the Coalition. The Greens are on 9 (steady) while the broad “Others” are on [...]
November 13, 2009 – 2:47 pm
Morgan has released a face to face poll from last weekend with the primaries running 46.5 (down 4.5)/38.5 (up 6) to Labor, washing out into a two party preferred of 56/44, a 5 point gain for the Coalition. The Greens are on 8 (down 1.5) while the broad others are on 7 steady.This comes from [...]
November 10, 2009 – 11:19 am
Would you publish?
We know outliers are inevitable, they’re something that cannot be avoided – but from a pollster’s perspective, running a poll where your results look a little iffy becomes a bit of a two edged sword. Regardless of whether they publish or not, ultimately they lose in the short term.
If they take the “publish [...]
November 10, 2009 – 6:12 am
This week’s Essential Report has the primaries coming in 48 (down 1) /35 (steady) to Labor, washing out into a two party preferred of 59/41 the same way – no change since last week. The Greens are on 9 (up 1) while the broad “Others” are sitting on 8 (steady). This comes from a two [...]
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Posted in Essential Report
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Also tagged ALP, approval ratings, asylum seekers, Australian Politics, Coalition, economic conditions, economic expectations, Essential Report, interest rates, Kevin Rudd, Labor Party, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull
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November 9, 2009 – 9:00 am
Today we have some results on the public perception of asylum seeker policy issues from both Newspoll and Nielsen. When combined with last week’s Essential Report questions on the same issue, all three pollsters turn out to be pretty consistent with each other, only differing by amounts we’d expect from slightly different question wording. First [...]
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Posted in Essential Report, newspoll, nielsen
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Also tagged ALP, asylum seekers, Australian Politics, border protection, Coalition, Kevin Rudd, Labor Party, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, refugees
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November 9, 2009 – 5:52 am
Not that it actually stopped to begin with, we have this months Nielsen today in Fairfax (demographic tables here) coming in with the primaries running 45 (down 1)/ 38 (up 1) to Labor, washing out into a two party preferred of 56/44 the same way – a one point increase to the Coalition since the [...]
November 8, 2009 – 11:25 am
We all know about our Pollytrend chart – where we build a rolling average of the most recent poll from each pollster weighted by sample size, then run an aggressive locally weighted polynomial regression through the results to give us an adaptive trend line. While Pollytrend is good for picking up medium term shifts in [...]