You have read in Example 1.11 about the 1948 presidential election. "As goes Maine, so goes Vermont". In 1936, The Literary Digest published the results of a straw poll predicting the victory of presidential candidate Alf Landon. In the November election Landon carried only two states, Maine and Vermont. Franklin D. Roosevelt carried all the other states. Even though the organizers polled 10 million Americans in an attempt to get a representative sample, they made some fatal errors in their selection process. Read about this historic poll and comment on one of the faulty aspects of the design of the survey. Give another example of a survey (must be a real life example) that is poorly designed because it contains one or more type of bias. State clearly what kinds of bias the survey has. Then someone else should reply with an indication of how the survey could be corrected. Give your post a descriptive title. You will contribute to this Discussion Question by giving an example of a poorly designed survey and also by commenting on corrections that can be made to a survey described by a classmate.