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Political polling, as a book category, covers the study and practice of measuring public opinion about politics, elections, policy, and political actors; it includes works on survey design and methodology (sampling, question wording, weighting, and error), data analysis and interpretation, forecasting models, case studies of past elections and polls, ethical and legal issues, and the role of polling in campaigns and media. Books in this category range from technical manuals for researchers and statisticians to practical guides for pollsters, journalistic introductions for reporters, and accessible overviews for general readers interested in how polls are conducted, why they sometimes go wrong, and how poll results shape political behavior and democratic decision-making.

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