The important polls of 23J didn’t come near the ultimate consequence that got here out of the pollsHe considers that the polls “wouldn’t have to consider them very a lot, since they’re value creating tendencies”The president of the Center for Sociological Research defends that his polls “got here very shut” to the results of 23J
The president of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), Félix Tezanos has dominated on the polls carried out within the 23J elections, the outcomes of which didn’t come near the ultimate picture of the polls. “We are dealing with an actual ballot conflict as a part of electoral methods,” he said in an interview on RNE when requested concerning the disparity between what the polls mentioned and actuality.
Tezanos considers that “not all polls are dangerous, in addition they serve to information public opinion”, however he believes that there must be frequent parameters in all, reminiscent of publishing the “main knowledge” and the process to “convert these numbers into estimates”.
Tezanos has defended that the CIS flash ballot was the ballot that got here closest to the ultimate knowledge (it gave 1.4% extra votes to Socialists than to PP) and that curiously it went towards the remainder of the polls from non-public corporations. His “have come very shut”, though he has made it clear that “the surveys are usually not a precision instrument of Swiss watchmaking”.
“You do not need to consider them a lot”
The controversial president of the CIS has wished to make it clear that “the polls solely serve to set tendencies” and that they can’t be given as absolute truths. “You do not need to consider them a lot”, he has insisted. He admits that these polls can affect and “orient” public opinion, he asks that they be taken with “relativism.”
Almost extra vital than the earlier surveys are the next ones, Félix Tezanos recalled that an “attention-grabbing” survey can be revealed within the coming days, which explains the methodology previous to the elections. In it, it is going to be potential to see how the modifications of opinion of a “risky society” might fluctuate, because it has described Spanish society.
Regarding his future, he assures that he’s not fearful. He maintains that he was already retired when he assumed this place as president of the Center for Sociological Research and that he’s not afraid to return to his retirement.
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