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In praise of polling

For all their limitations and faults, polling still offers the most accurate way for political parties to gauge public opinion, thus allowing them to tailor their policy platforms and communication strategies accordingly. This is why I always encourage people to participate when contacted by a pollster.

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BY GERRY NICHOLLS
May 19, 2022

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