A significant downturn in public opinion surveys for a particular political candidate can reflect a range of factors, from unfavorable news cycles and campaign missteps to shifts in voter sentiment on key... Read more »
A significant downturn in public opinion ratings for a political candidate, often attributed to campaign missteps or external events, can severely impact election outcomes. For example, a poorly received policy announcement or... Read more »
A severely flawed survey process, resulting in inaccurate or unreliable data, can be characterized by various factors. These include, but are not limited to, sampling bias, poorly worded questions, inadequate sample size,... Read more »
In 2014, a prominent music magazine published an article detailing a student’s account of a brutal gang rape at the University of Virginia. The article relied heavily on a single source and... Read more »