Research shows how election polls can be made more accurate. Instead of asking participants, “Who will you vote for?”, pollsters should ask, “Who will your friends vote for?” The responses to that question yield more accurate predictions.

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Research shows how election polls can be made more accurate. Instead of asking participants, “Who will you vote for?”, pollsters should ask, “Who will your friends vote for?” The responses to that question yield more accurate predictions.