ASK YOUR OWN QUESTIONS – GET NATIONAL POLL RESULTS – It’s Free!!!!


BACKING UP YOUR RANTS SINCE MONDAY!

Public opinion polls are released every day.  Pick the topic and there is a poll; Health Care / Presidential Approvals / Sarah Palin / Immigrants / Personal Finances / What Women Want / etc.  Ever think you could ask more interesting questions and wanted to conduct a poll of your own?  Now you can – for free!   Jim Medick, president of the polling firm Precision Opinion announced today FearlessO.com, a blog where anyone can send in questions and have them assimilated into a public opinion survey with the results reported via the blog.

Using a Random Digit Dial methodology of continental United States households sampling adults 18 to 65 years of age with balanced gender weighting, each Fearless Opinion survey will produce a margin of error of +/- 4.12% with a 98% level of confidence.  “So in short”, Medick states “the surveys will be pretty darn spot-on and will be a lot more interesting because the questions originate from the people not from a corner office.”

Medick implored everyone to “start thinking about your questions and send them in.  That way at your next party you can have your facts straight so your rants will be so much more effective – or not!”

Questions may be sent to fearless@fearlessO.com

FEARLESS OPINION PARAMETERS

  1. Send questions to  fearless@fearlessO.com
    1. Questions should be best suited for national studies – local issues cannot be addressed unless they have a national interest angle.
    2. Fearless Opinion reserves the right to reject and or accept any question.
    3. Fearless Opinion will edit the questions to meet research standards and help assure unbiased responses.
    4. Fearless Opinion blog is designed to find answer to questions for the general public – so we will only accept questions from individuals.
    5. Fearless Opinion will conduct the national poll using industry approved standards of telephone data collection methodology and report the results to the world.
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