Is Hawaiʻi Better Off Without Independent Political Polling? | Honolulu Civil Beat
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The article explores whether Hawaiʻi is better off without independent political polling, suggesting that the absence of such polls may hinder public understanding of political dynamics. The author and several experts express concerns about focusing too much on horse-race polling rather than on important policy issues.
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The article is an opinion piece presenting the author's views on the impact of polling in political races, but it could offer clearer evidence to support its arguments. It discusses the implications of lacking independent polling in Hawaiʻi's elections while incorporating expert opinions.
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