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Opinion Goggles

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Opinion Goggles

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What’s wrong with the picture?

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Polling results are dense

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Detailed data is buried in poll results

Since detailed demographic data is complicated, it’s often not written about in poll results.

But the interesting stories are in the details.

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How did we solve this problem?

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Show readers things they may miss

We expose demographic groups’ opinions by creating random combinations

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Specifically...

● Find combinations with a large enough sample size to support filters on three of six demographics

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Highlight differences

We visualize the distance between a user’s best guess and a demographic group’s actual response

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Lead readers to introspection

● Why was my estimate so close to or far from reality?

● Can a news site present relevant stories, contextual data to help explain differences?

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Provide a gateway to more news

● Games and high scores are fun to share on social media

● Our quiz can bring new audiences to polling and election news

● Opinion Goggles can be reused for any poll

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Play the game

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