The discussion board this weel draws upon the

advanced work you've done in preparing for week $9.$

Public opinion polls are very common. The

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The discussion board this week draws upon the advanced work you've done in preparing for

week $9.$ Public opinion polls are very common. The media makes regular use of this concept.

We've all seen, and read the results.

Do we understand what the results mean?

Does it make a difference in what we do$?$

How we react?

The discussion question is:

The Hill$/$Emerson reported the results of a recent poll $($April $29)$ for the pending Michigan

Senatorial $2024$ election race. Assume this for those most likely to vote. Here are the

following results:

Assume all of this was with a $3\mathrm{.}0\%$ margin of error. What does this mean to you? Why is the

comment of those most likely to vote important?