Elections and Exit Polling
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Erscheinungsdatum
23.06.2008
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Wiley-IEEE PressSeitenzahl
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Englisch
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9780470399446
"An understanding of the relationship between the product and the
process in election polling is often lost. This edited volume
unites ideas and researchers, with quality playing the central
role."
--J. Michael Brick, PhD, Director of the Survey Methods Unit,
Westat, Inc.
Elections and Exit Polling is a truly unique examination of the
specialized surveys that are currently used to track and collect
data on elections and voter preferences. Employing modern research
from the past decade and a series of interviews with famed American
pollster Warren Mitofsky (1934-2006), this volume provides a
relevant and groundbreaking look at the key statistical techniques
and survey methods for measuring voter preferences worldwide.
Drawing on the most current studies on pre-election and exit
polling, this book outlines improvements that have developed in
recent years and the results of their implementation. Coverage
begins with an introduction to exit polling and a basic overview of
its history, structure, limitations, and applications. Subsequent
chapters focus on the use of exit polling in the United States
election cycles from 2000-2006 and the problems that were
encountered by both pollsters and the everyday voter, such as how
to validate official vote count, confidentiality, new voting
methods, and continuing data quality concerns. The text goes on to
explore the presence of these issues in international politics,
with examples and case studies of elections from Europe, Asia, and
the Middle East. Finally, looking to the upcoming 2008 U.S.
presidential election, the discussion concludes with predictions
and recommendations on how to gather more accurate and timely
polling data.
Research papers from over fifty eminent practitioners in the
fields of political science and survey methods are presented
alongside excerpts from the editors' own interviews with Mitofsky.
The editors also incorporate their own reflections throughout and
conclude each chapter with a Summary Observations section that
highlights notable concepts and trends. The appendix features
sample questionnaires from actual exit polling scenarios and an
extensive bibliography directs the reader to additional references
for further study.
Combining wisdom from one of the most notable names in the field
along with findings from modern research and insightful
recommendations for future practices, Elections and Exit Polling is
an excellent supplement for political science and survey research
courses at the upper-undergraduate and graduate levels. It is also
a one-of-a-kind reference for pollsters, survey researchers,
statisticians, and anyone with a general interest in the methods
behind global elections and exit polling.
process in election polling is often lost. This edited volume
unites ideas and researchers, with quality playing the central
role."
--J. Michael Brick, PhD, Director of the Survey Methods Unit,
Westat, Inc.
Elections and Exit Polling is a truly unique examination of the
specialized surveys that are currently used to track and collect
data on elections and voter preferences. Employing modern research
from the past decade and a series of interviews with famed American
pollster Warren Mitofsky (1934-2006), this volume provides a
relevant and groundbreaking look at the key statistical techniques
and survey methods for measuring voter preferences worldwide.
Drawing on the most current studies on pre-election and exit
polling, this book outlines improvements that have developed in
recent years and the results of their implementation. Coverage
begins with an introduction to exit polling and a basic overview of
its history, structure, limitations, and applications. Subsequent
chapters focus on the use of exit polling in the United States
election cycles from 2000-2006 and the problems that were
encountered by both pollsters and the everyday voter, such as how
to validate official vote count, confidentiality, new voting
methods, and continuing data quality concerns. The text goes on to
explore the presence of these issues in international politics,
with examples and case studies of elections from Europe, Asia, and
the Middle East. Finally, looking to the upcoming 2008 U.S.
presidential election, the discussion concludes with predictions
and recommendations on how to gather more accurate and timely
polling data.
Research papers from over fifty eminent practitioners in the
fields of political science and survey methods are presented
alongside excerpts from the editors' own interviews with Mitofsky.
The editors also incorporate their own reflections throughout and
conclude each chapter with a Summary Observations section that
highlights notable concepts and trends. The appendix features
sample questionnaires from actual exit polling scenarios and an
extensive bibliography directs the reader to additional references
for further study.
Combining wisdom from one of the most notable names in the field
along with findings from modern research and insightful
recommendations for future practices, Elections and Exit Polling is
an excellent supplement for political science and survey research
courses at the upper-undergraduate and graduate levels. It is also
a one-of-a-kind reference for pollsters, survey researchers,
statisticians, and anyone with a general interest in the methods
behind global elections and exit polling.
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