W. Joseph Campbell, Professor Emeritus of Communication and author of "Lost in Gallup," teams up with Elizabeth Anderson, a John Dewey Distinguished Professor and influential democratic theorist. They delve into the impact of George Gallup on political polling and the significant shifts in public perception. The conversation highlights the rise and challenges of polling, critiques surrounding biases, and the historical blunders in predictions. They also discuss alternatives like deliberative polling that aim to capture more accurate public opinion, revolutionizing democratic engagement.
