Et tu, Schemel?
Quico says: I was trying to update my Hinterlaces/ND three-day moving average chart when I noticed an odd anomaly: on Sunday, ND showed Rosales above 40%. But in...
Hinterlaces/ND Three Day Moving Average
Quico says: I’m annoyed that Noticiero Digital is publishing day-by-day results for the Hinterlaces phone tracking poll. The better way to do it is to report three day...
Hinterlaces/ND Three Day Moving Average
Quico says: I’m annoyed that Noticiero Digital is publishing day-by-day results for the Hinterlaces phone tracking poll. The better way to do it is to report three day...
The trend, not the number...
Quico says: Well, thanks to the Hinterlaces/Noticiero Digital tracking poll, we finally have a consistent methodology time-series on how the campaign is going. That’s good. What’s bad is...
The trend, not the number...
Quico says: Well, thanks to the Hinterlaces/Noticiero Digital tracking poll, we finally have a consistent methodology time-series on how the campaign is going. That’s good. What’s bad is...
Fear and loathing in La Campiña
Quico says: Four years ago, I was working for VenEconomy out of their Sabana Grande offices. Lucky me, I was living in La Campiña, so I had the...
Fear and loathing in La Campiña
Quico says: Four years ago, I was working for VenEconomy out of their Sabana Grande offices. Lucky me, I was living in La Campiña, so I had the...
"No me ayude tanto, compañero."
Hate Caracas Chronicles lately? Guess what, so does everybody else! After a bloody barrage of abuse aimed at my recent editorial line – the disgruntled readers’ version of...
"No me ayude tanto, compañero."
Hate Caracas Chronicles lately? Guess what, so does everybody else! After a bloody barrage of abuse aimed at my recent editorial line – the disgruntled readers’ version of...
Maracaibo and Rosales hit the big time
Katy says: There are several reasons I just had to reprint this latest article from The Economist. One, it recognizes the enthusiasm of the Rosales campaign and acknowledges...
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