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Public Opinion Polls 1997

Philip Cowley, David Denver, Justin Fisher, Charles Pattie

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Abstract

Note: The distinction between &s;adjusted&s; and &s;unadjusted&s; results for voting intentions is becoming increasingly hard to make. NOP and ICM have weighted results - mainly by using previous vote - for some time. Now Gallup also adjust their results using a different technique. Only MORl provides figures as they have been traditionally calculated. Additionally, since the general election ICM have not published their unadjusted figures.

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Note: The distinction between &s;adjusted&s; and &s;unadjusted&s; results for voting intentions is becoming increasingly hard to make. NOP and ICM have weighted results - mainly by using previous vote - for some time. Now Gallup also adjust their results using a different technique. Only MORl provides figures as they have been traditionally calculated. Additionally, since the general election ICM have not published their unadjusted figures.

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Note: The distinction between &s;adjusted&s; and &s;unadjusted&s; results for voting intentions is becoming increasingly hard to make. NOP and ICM have weighted results - mainly by using previous vote - for some time. Now Gallup also adjust their results using a different technique. Only MORl provides figures as they have been traditionally calculated. Additionally, since the general election ICM have not published their unadjusted figures.

Key concepts: Opinion poll, Public opinion, Political science, Law, Politics

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