I gave an example of the American election to provide a scenario where polls were well off since you said all polls and surveys must be considered the same. Of course they must, unless you actually ask everyone, it’s just a guideline where some like my example are well can be potentially well off. 359 out of 1200 gave their response when approached, so they’ve spoken on behalf of 841. If the piece sent out gave them their findings of the 359, how did they come to find the other 841 people‘s views? Especially with a 95% confidence rating and such a small margin of error. Its guess work, just like guessing an election which sometimes is close as this may be. But to take it for gospel as some are is laughable. Also could you lead me back to my post where my statement is the press are predominantly right leaning?