2014
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2477995
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Is There Anything Wrong with Putin's Electoral Ratings? A Study of 2012 Russian Presidential Elections

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“…Two explanations can be readily excluded. Previous research on the 2012 presidential election indicates that the non-probability sampling design used by a majority of the organisations cannot explain the observed inflation in the estimates (Kalinin, 2014). Since across all the survey organisations, with a range of relationships to the Kremlin, polling estimates vary within the margin of error, it is unlikely that data fabrication took place.…”
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“…Two explanations can be readily excluded. Previous research on the 2012 presidential election indicates that the non-probability sampling design used by a majority of the organisations cannot explain the observed inflation in the estimates (Kalinin, 2014). Since across all the survey organisations, with a range of relationships to the Kremlin, polling estimates vary within the margin of error, it is unlikely that data fabrication took place.…”
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confidence: 99%