This mind you about how The Pew Research Center is touting a relatively new form of poll bias called the “<a title="Election 2010 and the Cell phone Impact" href=" http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/2010/11/02/cell-phone-effect-election-2010/">cell phone impact</a>,” and based on the New York Times, it will impact Election 2010. As the NY Times puts it, about a quarter of American adults use mobile phones exclusively. As many poll individuals don't call cell phones, Pew believes that the results could be skewed by as much as four points.
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This mind you about how The Pew Research Center is touting a relatively new form of poll bias called the “<a title="Election 2010 and the Cell phone Impact" href=" http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/2010/11/02/cell-phone-effect-election-2010/">cell phone impact</a>,” and based on the New York Times, it will impact Election 2010. As the NY Times puts it, about a quarter of American adults use mobile phones exclusively. As many poll individuals don't call cell phones, Pew believes that the results could be skewed by as much as four points.