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Friday, April 05, 2002
# 8:39:00 AM :
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Pollster weighs in
[UPDATED 6 Mar 2002 7:10 AM: Here is a link to a story about Reid's article.]
This morning's Vancouver Sun includes a commentary on the B.C. Treaty Referendum from Angus Reid, founder of Canada's best-known professional polling firm . He calls the referendum ballot:
one of the most amateurish, one-sided attempts to gauge the public will that I have seen in my professional career [...] its deeper harm comes in the false picture it will give of the true state of attitudes on this complex question.
A referendum is a blunt tool, and in many cases gives only a false sense of democracy, especially when the questions are worded poorly or in a biased manner. I have decided to vote No to all questions, rather than spoiling my ballot.
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