Atlas Google Consumer Survey polls megathread

[rafta_rafta]

A couple of days ago, a user posted how to commission a survey with Google Consumer Survey and then weight the data to get an idea of the snapshot of the race.

Since Google Consumer surveys give $50 credit for signing up, anyone can pick a state and run a poll with 330 responses for no cost at all.

This megathread is for sharing the results of custom polls commissioned by Atlas users.

[Joe Republic]

Imgur doesn't work on this forum, btw.

[rafta_rafta]

Imgur doesn't work on this forum, btw.

Ahh , which site should I use instead for embedded images?

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

Imgur doesn't work on this forum, btw.

Ahh , which site should I use instead for embedded images?

I use https:///sli.mg

[Doimper]

Imgur doesn't work on this forum, btw.

Ahh , which site should I use instead for embedded images?

I use https:///sli.mg

Isn't that basically Trump Imgur?

[rafta_rafta]

Imgur doesn't work on this forum, btw.

Ahh , which site should I use instead for embedded images?

I use https:///sli.mg

Thanks, fixed it

[cinyc]

Is that a poll of Georgia?

You can always post images in the Atlas gallery.

[Figueira]

Do you need to know the ins and outs of polling in order to do this, or does Google do it all for you?

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Can someone repost the link of how to do this?

[anthonyjg]

Can someone repost the link of how to do this?

If you click on the link to cinyc's survey (https://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/view?survey=aeydlbwif5ppmwicw6exhbb3zy&question=1) it should give you an option to redeem a 50$ coupon, this will lead you to a page where you can construct the survey for 50$ off. Just began a survey of Idaho.

[cinyc]

Do you need to know the ins and outs of polling in order to do this, or does Google do it all for you?

You probably need to know how to weigh the results, because Google's weighted universe is Internet Users, not RVs or LVs.  Other than that, GCS does everything but write the question.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Can someone repost the link of how to do this?

If you click on the link to cinyc's survey (https://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/view?survey=aeydlbwif5ppmwicw6exhbb3zy&question=1) it should give you an option to redeem a 50$ coupon, this will lead you to a page where you can construct the survey for 50$ off. Just began a survey of Idaho.

I'm doing a Tennessee poll, then.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

Imgur doesn't work on this forum, btw.

Ahh , which site should I use instead for embedded images?

I use https:///sli.mg

Isn't that basically Trump Imgur?

Yeah, but at least we can use it to post visible images here.

[rafta_rafta]

Do you need to know the ins and outs of polling in order to do this, or does Google do it all for you?

Google does everything for you. but weighting the results will require some work. there was a google doc on other thread. I'll try to dig that up

[100% pro-life no matter what]

My TN poll is not quite 10% complete yet (and will probably have to be weighted), but the results are really interesting and surprising.  More will come once I have more data to confirm or deny what I am seeing so far.

[‼realJohnEwards‼]

My TN poll is not quite 10% complete yet (and will probably have to be weighted), but the results are really interesting and surprising.  More will come once I have more data to confirm or deny what I am seeing so far.

hmm. Given that this is coming from ER, I'm not sure whether to take this as an indication that Clinton is up 5, or down 50

[Lachi]

I have started a TX poll, 333 responses needed.

[Speed of Sound]

Since it's a personal curiosity, I submitted a Utah poll that will probably hit the field tomorrow for 330 responses.

[Alaska2392]

These look great, but are those answering the survey able to see who is "sponsoring" it in any way? I would do this if totally anonymous, however I don't want hundreds of people seeing my first/last name and email.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

These look great, but are those answering the survey able to see who is "sponsoring" it in any way? I would do this if totally anonymous, however I don't want hundreds of people seeing my first/name and email.

No, it is that question that appears when you click on a news story on many websites.  I viewed a sample of my poll.

[Moderate Pennsylvanian]

I submitted a poll for Alaska, 435 responses.

[cinyc]

Hey, they changed the interface, removing some of the cross-tabs.  No more rural/suburban/urban tab.  The graphs look a little better, though.

But my poll got unweighted by Google all of a sudden.

[Joe Republic]

Damn, looks like they also got rid of the $50 coupon.  I was about to run one for Iowa. 

[100% pro-life no matter what]

A little over 20% in.  What I said before appears to have been a false alarm.  The results now are looking interesting and telling, but not nearly as stunning.

[GeorgiaModerate]

A little over 20% in.  What I said before appears to have been a false alarm.  The results now are looking interesting and telling, but not nearly as stunning.

Give us a hint.   Maybe like PPP sometimes does and suggest a D happiness level (or an R happiness level if you prefer).