Find an example of a relationship and/or "prediction" or modelling between two variables employed in the media or popular press that is presented in an ambiguous, problematic or misleading wayand respond to the following questions:

• What story are the authors trying to tell with these statistics (what is the apparent message)?
• What is ambiguous, problematic or misleading with respect to the presentation of the relationship/prediction? Note: your example must be specific to issues around associations, predictions or modelling.
• What would the clear, accurate message be, based on what is there?

Sir see the writeup below and checkif this is quantative data and may please add additional information based on the questions above

Story:

• I reference a sitehttps://www.indiatoday.in/elections/lok-sabha-polls-2024/story/mood-of-the-nation-nda-sweep-again-if-polls-held-today-india-sees-jump-2426188-2023-08-24a popular news outlet in India published an article claiming that their opinion poll predicts a landslide victory for ruling party BJP Alliance in the upcoming national elections. They present statistics showing the BJP leading by a significant margin in terms of voter preference and likelihood to win seats.