'Flashpoint' Looks Inside World Of Pollsters
POSTED: Saturday, February 23, 2008
UPDATED: 11:28 am EDT March 28,
2008
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Why does it seem like the polls have been wrong?Are politicians lying when they say they don't listen to political pollsters? Lauren Rowe looks inside the lives of two prominent, national pollsters in the latest edition of the area's only current affairs show called "Flashpoint."This week's guests include Democratic Pollster Keith Frederick and Republican Pollster John McGlaughlin.If you have a segment idea, topic or person that you want to learn more about... write to us"Flashpoint" Producer -- WKMG-TV 4466 John Young Parkway -- Orlando, Florida.Click and send Lauren an e-mailWatch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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