polling

The ACT senate race is not going to be business as usual via the two major parties each nabbing a seat, with independent David Pocock playing a strong game.

How can you engage with Australians when evidence shows we lie to our families, friends and even ourselves?

The New Zealand National Party’s Nick Smith has slammed three NZ government departments for conducting polling into people’s political persuasions. The opposition State Services spokesperson has said the polling is “plain wrong” and compromises the political neutrality of the public service.

After the unexpected Brexit result and the 2015 British general election, a British Polling Council Inquiry investigated what went wrong in the polls. Its findings might help us make sense of what happened here in Australia last Saturday.