3. How are polls, focus groups and other sources of data used by candidates and elected officials?
4. What are the characteristics of a quality public opinion poll?
4. What are the characteristics of a quality public opinion poll?
- Review: Unit II Test
- Study essential questions, vocabulary, blog posts, and notes from class for Ch 3 - Culture, Ch 4 - Participation, and Ch 5 - Public Opinion
- Case Study: Death with Dignity Law
- Watch Part 2. Standing Up for a Cause You Don't Support
- Which Oregon statute conflicted with which federal statute?
- How did Sen. Wyden and Sen. Smith vote? Why?
- If you were in their shoes, how would you have voted? Why?
- When should follow public opinion (delegate) or go against public opinion (trustee)?
- Homework: Blog Post on Surveys (EQ #4)
- Look at their two surveys (from different organizations) related to their policy issue
- Analyze the surveys for the following...
- the sample (random? size?)
- the wording (neutral? clear?)
- the analysis (correct? bias?)
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