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The Future of Polls: Insights from a Comprehensive Study

Prof. Dr. Joop van Holsteyn discusses the role and quality of polls in the political process, presenting a checklist for evaluating polls. This symposium at Leiden University explores the future of surveys and public opinion polls.

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The Future of Polls: Insights from a Comprehensive Study

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  1. Towards a better world…? On polls and the political processProf. dr. Joop van HolsteynDepartment of Political Science Leiden University Symposium ‘Surveys: What is their future?’ Leiden, Friday, September 19, 2014

  2. Elections and polls

  3. Elections Second Chamber

  4. Elections vs. polls

  5. Public opinion polls

  6. The quality of polls

  7. The quality of polls

  8. A checklist for polls

  9. A poll on polls

  10. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  11. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  12. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  13. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  14. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  15. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  16. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  17. A poll on polls (11/12 September 2014; n=2423; weighted data)

  18. Polls - what is their future? • ‘Polls aren’t dead, they just smell funny…?’

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