Should we have a polls about ...polls. Given recent examples have proved to be a lot lot more than just a little bit wrong.

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Should we have a polls about ...polls. Given recent examples have proved to be a lot lot more than just a little bit wrong.

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Answer 1

Yes - and research WHY poll research is SO RIDICULOUSLY far off it’s actually embarrassing.

Answer 2

Yes - same as the above but calling useless poll research the “elephant in the room” to be nicer to those people delivering now-proven unpopular popular opinions as the community’s preference. When it’s clearly not.

Answer 3

Yes. Noting it has been officially identified that voters from Queensland can’t fill out research polls in the first place hence their views could not be captured in any format that contributed to this election in a useful way.

Answer 4

Yes. Also adding to the point before that Queenslanders can not be trusted to fill out ballot papers either and all those votes should be null and void.

Answer 5

Yes. Because we hear more about these opinion polls than we do about policy and they have too much power over headlines when they have zero grasp over real life views.

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