The Week in Polls
Dr. Mark PackKeep on top of what you really need to know about the latest political polls with a concise weekly newsletter that dives behind the headlines, tells you what the numbers really mean and gives you the context to understand what’s going on.
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Is the private schools VAT change causing more parents to lie?
Welcome to the 145th edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP) which dives into the polling details behind a definitive looking headline from The Times. Will we find that the poll results back up the headline, or not?
How to improve the regulation of political polling
Welcome to the 144th edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP), which contains a special long read on what a process of relentless incrementalism to improve the self-regulation of political polling in this country could look like.
Well, that's one way to report an opinion poll
Welcome to the 143rd edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP), which takes a look at an …. interesting … Mail on Sunday front page headline.
Are the new Parliamentary seat projections worth paying attention to?
Welcome to the 142nd edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP), which takes a look at the House of Commons seat projections starting to appear again from pollsters and asks, should we pay attention to them?
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