Public Opinion - General & Miscellaneous, Participation & Pluralism in Democracies, Mass Media & Politics, Public Opinion - United States, U.S. Politics - Campaigns & Elections, Journalism - General & Miscellaneous
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Overview
Public opinion polls have become staples of contemporary political reporting, and most national news organizations have sophisticated in-house polling operations. The increased number and quality of polls conducted and reported by the press give the public a chance to help set the agendas of campaigns and define the meaning of elections.Synopsis
Public opinion polls have become staples of contemporary political reporting, and most national news organizations have sophisticated in-house polling operations. The increased number and quality of polls conducted and reported by the press give the public a chance to help set the agendas of campaigns and define the meaning of elections.
Book Details
Published
January 1, 1992
Publisher
Brookings Institution Press
Pages
172
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780815754558