Quote from mrbill:
Actually, I agree with your premise. Is there anyone here who actually does polling? My understanding is that they make 10,000 calls for example, randomly, and ask questions. How has that changed over the years? I really don't know. Of course we can call around the Stanford zip code, and then the Berkley zip code, and try to skew the results. Is that what you're saying? When I googled random sampling, I saw what seemed to be a straight forward explanation, much as from college. Is there something you think that can help Biased Pollsters get the results they are trying to skew? And, how does coming up with skewed polls help the pollsters. Seems like it would be bad for business.