A politician wants to see what people in her district think about tax cuts. Which procedure would be a good way of conducting a survey?

I think a poll with a random population would yield the best results out of the contained district.

Answered by cooncrazy04 | 2024-06-10

They should conduct a random sample survey. Usually random sample surveys are used to find out the public opinion regarding certain policies. The most common way of carrying out a random sample survey is by telephone interviews. They are done pretty much the same way as polls during election campaigns. Telephone interviews can be very accurate since it only takes 200 interviews to get a 95% confidence rate with a +/- 7% error range. ;

Answered by jepessoa | 2024-06-12

The politician should conduct a survey using random sampling to accurately gauge public opinion on tax cuts. This can be done through telephone interviews, online surveys, or in-person interviews. Proper data analysis will help interpret the responses and guide the politician's decisions.
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Answered by jepessoa | 2024-10-24