For campaign teams, journalists, students, and voters reviewing an election poll after results come in. Compare the poll with the final outcome, then examine sample composition, field dates, likely-voter screens, weighting, and question wording for plausible sources of error. You leave with an evidence-based post-election analysis that separates documented limits from possible explanations and states what the numbers cannot show.
Polling Misses
Analyze why an election poll or polling average missed the result.
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What it writes
- Post-election analysis of a polling miss
- Poll methodology comparison
- Evidence-versus-hypothesis summary
How to use it
Include the poll's topline, field dates, sample size, population surveyed, weighting, and final result in your first message. Paste any methodology notes so the analysis can distinguish known limitations from guesses.
What you bring
- Poll estimate and final election result
- Field dates and sample information
- Weighting and likely-voter method
- Identify the poll or polling average
- Have the final result to compare
A good fit for
- Explaining why a close Senate poll missed the final result
- Reviewing a polling average after a surprising election outcome
- Comparing poll methods before publishing a post-election analysis
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
A state poll showed Smith ahead by 3 points two weeks before Election Day, but Jones won by 2. The sample was 600 likely voters. What might explain the miss?
Our polling average had the governor's race within 1 point, but the incumbent won by 8. Compare these poll dates, sample sizes, and likely-voter methods: ...
Write a 300-word post-election explanation of this polling miss. The poll had a 4-point margin of error, used online interviews, and surveyed voters from October 10 to 14. Separate evidence from hypotheses.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Finding current polls or live election results
- Legal or election-administration advice
- Cannot check sources or retrieve polling data online
- Cannot establish a cause without supporting evidence
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