Excellence in polling methodology...
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How do you consider Venezuelan democracy? | |
With much uncertainty | |
With uncertainty | |
With medium uncertainty | |
Without uncertainty | |
With no uncertainty | |
Current results |
(I swear this is not a malicious translation – the original question in Spanish is just as weirdly non-sensical…plus, what the hell is the difference between “sin incertidumbre” and “con nada de incertidumbre”?! What kind of baboon structures a poll response this way?)
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How do you consider President Chavez’s policy to foster cooperatives to counterbalance monopolistic neoliberal enterprises? | |
Excellent | |
Good | |
Fair | |
Bad | |
Terrible | |
Current results |
(Good thing that’s not a leading question, huh?)
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How do you qualify Venezuelan democracy today? | |
Very revolutionary | |
Revolutionary | |
With characteristics of both | |
Conservative (Puntofijista) | |
Very conservative (Very puntofijista) | |
Other | |
Current results |
And to think they say NAOR’s polling isn’t professional!
(Sorry, no idea why the spacing got so screwed up…)
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