Highlights of EKOS Quebec Election Polling - September 4, 2012
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September 5th, 2012 at 5:21 pm
How could you be so far off with a “margin of error of 2.3%, 19 times out of 20″? That seems to mean something close to a 2-sigma confidence interval. The chance of being off by 8.9%, as you were for the Liberals, would then translate to an almost 8-sigma error. You must be very unlucky, or really optimistic with your error margins.
I imagine you immediately convened a crisis meeting and decided to stop and reassess everything you do. And I am sure you are going to announce that you cannot continue before you have changed your methods drastically, and probably overhauled your management team…