Where next for polling? Gavin Freeguard introduction
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The document is about a discussion on the future of polling, featuring speakers from various organizations, including the Institute for Government, Demos, and YouGov. It highlights the importance of understanding the effectiveness of polls in political contexts and their application beyond politics. The event is aimed at young policy professionals to foster connections and discussions around relevant issues in governance and polling.
Where next for polling? Gavin Freeguard introduction
- 1. Where next for polling? Gavin Freeguard, Institute for Government (Chair) Charlie Cadywould, Demos | Federica Cocco, The Times #pollingfuture @YoungPolicyProsu/n: RSS youngpolicyprofessionals.org @RoyalStatSocrss.org.ukp/w: Nightingale2015 Laurence Janta Lipinski, YouGov | Matt Singh, Number Cruncher Politics Introduced by Roeland Beerten, Royal Statistical Society
- 2. Where next for polling? Gavin Freeguard, Institute for Government (Chair) Charlie Cadywould, Demos | Federica Cocco, The Times #pollingfuture @YoungPolicyProsu/n: RSS youngpolicyprofessionals.org @RoyalStatSocrss.org.ukp/w: Nightingale2015 Laurence Janta Lipinski, YouGov | Matt Singh, Number Cruncher Politics Introduced by Roeland Beerten, Royal Statistical Society
- 3. About Young Policy Professionals @YoungPolicyPros youngpolicyprofessionals.org • For people working at junior to mid- levels in the UK policy community • To meet in relaxed settings, to hear interesting and inspiring people and discuss important issues • To create and develop useful and effective personal and professional connections
- 4. Tonight’s speakers @GavinFreeguardyoungpolicyprofessionals.org @WarningGraphicCInstituteforgovernment.org.uk Gavin Freeguard (chair) Institute for Government
- 5. Where next for polling? Image: secretlondon123 on Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
- 9. Tonight’s speakers @MattSingh_ncpolitics.uk @NCPoliticsUK Matt Singh Number Cruncher Politics
- 12. Tonight’s subject Image: secretlondon123 on Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
- 17. Use of polls beyond politics
- 18. Polling on effective government
- 19. What we think politicians should do...
- 20. ...and what we think they actually do
- 21. Where next for polling? Gavin Freeguard, Institute for Government (Chair) Charlie Cadywould, Demos | Federica Cocco, The Times #pollingfuture @YoungPolicyProsu/n: RSS youngpolicyprofessionals.org @RoyalStatSocrss.org.ukp/w: Nightingale2015 Laurence Janta Lipinski, YouGov | Matt Singh, Number Cruncher Politics Introduced by Roeland Beerten, Royal Statistical Society