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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Each paper develops new methods to improve our ability to draw correct inferences from surveys in the presence of biased responses.
Asking about Complex Policies - Stephen Jessee, University of Texas at Austin; Neil Malhotra, Stanford University; Maya Sen, Harvard University
Doubly Random, Doubly Robust: Accounting for Non-ignorable Non-response - Michael A. Bailey, Georgetown University
How Big a Problem? How Low Response Rates Affect Models of Electoral Turnout - Jack Vowles, Victoria University of Wellington; Matthew Gibbons, Victoria University of Wellington
Putting Polling Errors into Context - Sina Chen, University of Konstanz; John Körtner, University of Lausanne; Peter Selb, University of Konstanz