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pollster
This term describes a professional specialist in the field of quantitative social research, specifically those who design and execute surveys to gauge public sentiment. It carries a connotation of technical expertise in sampling and data analysis, often associated with political campaigns, news media, and market research firms.
While the word refers to the individual conducting the survey, it is frequently used in journalistic contexts to describe the organization or agency as a whole. It is a neutral term, though in political discourse, it can sometimes be used with a skeptical tone when discussing the accuracy or bias of predicted outcomes.
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The lead pollster predicted a landslide victory for the incumbent.
I wonder if the pollster actually reached a representative sample of the population.
I wonder if the pollster actually reached a representative sample of the population.
Our firm needs to hire a professional pollster to gauge consumer interest in the new product.
The pollster is on the phone again asking about my political preferences.
A seasoned pollster knows how to phrase questions to avoid leading the respondent.
Historians often analyze the data provided by the pollster to understand the mood of the era.
Wait, did a pollster really say that forty percent of people support this law?
The campaign manager argued with the pollster over the margin of error.