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Old 19-04-2005, 12:09   #4
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Re: Vote 2005 week 3, with another new poll
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Originally Posted by bob_builder
You can always apply for a postal vote or to vote by proxy until 26th April:
http://www.aboutmyvote.co.uk/Howtovote/
I know, but we will be away when the postal vote forms arrive.
What about voting by proxy?
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Originally Posted by Chris T
Our own results so far are most like those from YouGov, which I guess makes sense because YouGov is an internet-based poll. A few days ago we were discussing the merits of internet polling due to its potentially skewed sample, but on Today this morning someone was saying that a large-scale internet poll is actually more likely to be accurate than the traditional polls conducted by the likes of MORI and ICM. Certainly when you examine the stats on that BBC site you find the YouGov sample size is twice that of any of the others.
Does anybody know how one could take part in the YouGov poll - do you have to be invited?
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