celeb news US poll: Taylor Swift is the most popular and well-liked public figure

[Hector]

 

With pop culture as fragmented as it was, it says alot that she's that worshiped and adored while also more overexposed than ever.

[Feanor]

18 minutes ago, ThisNihilist said:

Well most of the people polled were a certain race, just like her concerts

Except her favorability ratings among Black and Latino voters specifically are even higher than her general favorability or her favorability among White voters only:

 

 

Of course I wouldn't have needed to point this out for you if you had clicked on the cited article in the OP yourself instead of making an uninformed and false comment.

[Cruel Summer]

I see the 9% with the very negative views have begun to arrive! Welcome to stats class, children, today we’re learning how sampling works!

[PoisonedIvy]

6 minutes ago, Feanor said:

Except her favorability ratings among Black and Latino voters specifically are even higher than her general favorability or her favorability among White voters only:

 

 

Of course I wouldn't have needed to point this out for you if you had clicked on the cited article in the OP yourself instead of making an uninformed and false comment.

God I love empirical evidence  

[réveuse]

8 minutes ago, Feanor said:

Except her favorability ratings among Black and Latino voters specifically are even higher than her general favorability or her favorability among White voters only:

 

 

Of course I wouldn't have needed to point this out for you if you had clicked on the cited article in the OP yourself instead of making an uninformed and false comment.

Thank you!

[Klein]

8 minutes ago, Feanor said:

Except her favorability ratings among Black and Latino voters specifically are even higher than her general favorability or her favorability among White voters only:

 

 

Of course I wouldn't have needed to point this out for you if you had clicked on the cited article in the OP yourself instead of making an uninformed and false comment.

Interesting how it's also not going along with the Republicans narrative. 

[Brikenbur]

2 minutes ago, PoisonedIvy said:

God I love empirical evidence  

Hold that last laugh, it’s 1000 registered-voters on a marginalized NBC poll. It’s not that funny.  

Edited November 21, 2023 by Brikenbur

[Brikenbur]

Just now, Klein said:

Interesting how it's also not going along with the Republicans narrative. 

Girl. It’s only 1k people. No where near the general consensus 

[Klein]

3 minutes ago, Brikenbur said:

Girl. It’s only 1k people. No where near the general consensus 

It's not like it's the first poll giving these same results. It's another one, again, showing the same thing.

Edited November 21, 2023 by Klein

[Beyonnaise]

America’s sweetheart

[WildHeart]

2 minutes ago, Brikenbur said:

Girl. It’s only 1k people. No where near the general consensus 

Do you think average poll survey 100k to 1M people? 

[Cruel Summer]

4 minutes ago, Brikenbur said:

Girl. It’s only 1k people. No where near the general consensus 

~1,000 is the generally accepted sample size to be statistically representative of the US adult population within a margin of error of roughly 3% (in this poll’s specific case, 3.10%) using a typical confidence interval of 95%.

[FolkLover1989]

38 minutes ago, ThisNihilist said:

Well most of the people polled were a certain race, just like her concerts

She is much more liked by non-white demographic 

 

 

[Revolution]

she is white so

[Rep2000]

10 minutes ago, Brikenbur said:

Hold that last laugh, it’s 1000 registered-voters on a marginalized NBC poll. It’s not that funny.  

So marginalized that the voters of colours are being more positive than the "certain race"? Gurl, you tried it.

[Squall]

Not her having more positive reception from black people and latinos, ATRL is seething right now  

[Brikenbur]

Not NBC pushing this article with a measly 1,000 votes to try and “confirm” that Taylor Swift is the most-liked public figure. Must be a slow news day. Must be published by a Swiftie. 

Edited November 21, 2023 by Brikenbur

[Brikenbur]

Just now, Squall said:

Not her having more positive reception from black people and latinos, ATRL is seething right now  

Out of those 1,000 people they collected results from, I’m sure everyone and their ancestors are ok 

[Carry My Heart]

Just now, Brikenbur said:

Not NBC pushing this article with a measly 1,000 votes to try and “confirm” that Taylor Swift is the most-liked public figure. Must be a slow news day. 

How many people do you think are typically surveyed in such polls? Quickly.

 

This is completely standard in nature.

[Squall]

Just now, Brikenbur said:

Not NBC pushing this article with a measly 1,000 votes to try and “confirm” that Taylor Swift is the most-liked public figure. Must be a slow news day. 

You know how polls work, right? Your obsession with Taylor can’t make you that blind, right?

 

Fun fact: my iPhone corrected « polls » into « pills » which is… interesting here  

[Mordecai]

Hardly surprising, given how vanilla and inoffensive her image is

[Rep2000]

1 minute ago, Carry My Heart said:

How many people do you think are typically surveyed in such polls? Quickly.

 

This is completely standard in nature.

They need to move the goalpost for it to be a National Census poll, of course.

[Cruel Summer]

7 minutes ago, Brikenbur said:

Not NBC pushing this article with a measly 1,000 votes

Again, this is a valid sample size for assessing the opinion of American registered voters (also it’s not an article with votes, but rather a poll conducted with standard surveying techniques). You can even look it up yourself! There are countless articles over the years explaining why samples for American national polls are approximately 1,000 people.

 

Here’s a short one to get you started:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/howcan-a-poll-of-only-100/

[Brikenbur]

6 minutes ago, Squall said:

You know how polls work, right? Your obsession with Taylor can’t make you that blind, right?

 

Fun fact: my iPhone corrected « polls » into « pills » which is… interesting here  

You really thought you said something here, huh? 

[barbiegrande]

Not surprising for the US. She’s like a Reagan era dream come true

Edited November 21, 2023 by barbiegrande