After the 2016 and 2020 elections, harsh critiques of polling were
blasted everywhere: in news headlines, on social media and among
colleagues and friends. But this rush to declare polling irrelevant
is misguided-and dangerous. In Strength in Numbers, data journalist
G. Elliott Morris urges readers to recognise how polling shapes and
sustains democracy. He illuminates how public opinion polls provide
a voice for citizens and influence such crucial matters as a
party's selection of presidential candidates. He guides readers
through a vibrant history of polling to provide insider context,
explains how polls have been misused and misinterpreted and
demonstrates how we have underestimated their potential impact. He
also candidly acknowledges where polls have fallen short and charts
a path for the industry's future where it can truly work for the
people. Persuasively argued and deeply researched, Strength in
Numbers implores all those who believe in democracy not to give up
on polls, but to fully understand them.
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