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Originally Posted by crazy_eoj
Nanos' numbers are generally the outlier. But they poll such a small sample size it's not hard to see why. They dominate the news because they do a poll every night, but it's almost insignificant because of the small sizes.
And they continue to consistently underestimate conservative numbers, as they have in the past.
Virtually every other pollster, with much larger samples, show the Conservatives moving into majority territory.
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One thing I noticed is that according to PollTracker Nanos uses live phone interviews while rest seem to all use interactive voice response or web surveys. There is a phenomenon of the "Shy Tory" where people are less likely to admit voting for conservatives. I wonder if the method of polling skews the answers?