posted on Dec, 16 2004 @ 10:13 PM
During the last two months of the 2004 election, I was going, more often than not, to a polling site called "Rasmussen Reports" for my polling
data.
This week, Slate Magazine (
politics.slate.msn.com... ) published a report on how well the different polling organizations did, and
Rasumssen was tops, with 24 states polled and predicted during the last week of the election -- and every one was called correctly.
What was interesting was that Rasmussen (and I didn't know this) used an automated polling approach instead of a live human; and it scored higher
(i.e., more accurate) than any other live pollster, including Zogby, Gallup, and Mason-Dixon.
An interesting article by Slate; and I recommend both it and the Rasmussen Reports site (
www.rasmussenreports.com... ).