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« on: April 12, 2005, 05:37:26 AM »
« edited: April 12, 2005, 05:50:43 AM by Old Europe »

What are the latest polls in North Rhine-Wesphalia?

These:

Emnid (03/18)
CDU 43%
SPD 35%
Greens 10%
FDP 7%

Infratest-dimap (03/20)
CDU 42%
SPD 35%
Greens 10%
FDP 7%

Were posted awhile back




Hmmm...I was hoping that there might be some more current polls.


The latest NRW polls can always be fund on these two sites:

http://www.wahlrecht.de/umfragen/landtage/nrw.htm

http://www.election.de/cgi-bin/showpoll.pl?name=ltw_nw


CDU: 45% to 46%
SPD: 34% to 36%
Greens: 8% to 9%
FDP: 6% to 7%

Note: Some polls are also indicating that about half of the voters (!) are still undecided whom they gonna vote for on May 22. So, in theory, everything could be still possible: the SPD could get something like 25% in the end... or more than 40%.
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« Reply #1 on: April 12, 2005, 07:21:58 AM »
« Edited: April 12, 2005, 07:55:24 AM by Old Europe »

Hmmm...Half the voters could be undecided.  Wow!  Germans voters are even more volatile than those in the US, or maybe interest in the election is currently low.  Considering the economic crisis, interest should be high.

Thatīs probably because many people see both major parties as equally incompetent. So, they have to decide... a) if they go to the polls at all and b) if they do so, for which lesser evil they are going to vote.


Which one of the polls on the list would be considered the German version of Gallup, or the most trustworthy polling firm?

Do not trust, under any circumstances, the polls from Allensbach. Fortunately, they didnīt do any in NRW recently... maybe they just noticed how screwed their methods are. Cheesy

I think the rest of the bunch is more or less trustworthy... as far as you can trust a polling firm. The one which predicted the outcome of the 2002 Bundestag elections most accurately was Forsa, but maybe this was just good luck. Perhaps Lewis knows more abut this topic.
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« Reply #2 on: March 13, 2006, 07:34:35 AM »

There's an election in Israel in less than 3 weeks, are we going to have a thread on it, or has it been postponed? From what I can tell its still going to happen, and Kadima will win.

Right now it looks like the results will be:

1st Place- Kadima (Olmert)
2nd Place- Labour (Peretz)
3rd Place- Likud (Netanyahu)
4th Place- ? Shinui maybe, I know they did really good in 2003

Yes, there was a thread about the Israeli election somewhere. Shinui basically collapsed a few weeks ago and currently polls between 0 and 1 seat (!).

A good summary of the most recent opinion polls can be found in the Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_legislative_election%2C_2006#Most_Recent_Opinion_Polling
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