Atlasia's House Approval Poll from Del. OneJ_

[OneJ]

The poll has a total of 14 questions. All questions are not required.

I decided to switch it up after all of the polls focusing on elections and structure.

Anyways, let's do it!

Job Approval of the Representatives poll

[OneJ]

Bumping this poll. 9 responses so far and none have come from the North as of yet.

[OneJ]

14 responses so far.

Continue responding Atlasians!

[Enduro]

Uh, did I respond? I can't remember.

[OneJ]

Uh, did I respond? I can't remember.

Yes you did respond.

[Enduro]

Uh, did I respond? I can't remember.

Yes you did respond.

Ok, cool

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

How about me?

[OneJ]

How about me?

Yep.

[OneJ]

So far 17 responses so far. Later on this evening, I'll probably post some preliminary data (while working on my lab report).

BTW, I am closing the poll on January 16 (late @ night ~9:00) and will post the results soon after.

So respond to the poll, otherwise I'll hunt you down.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Wow, 11 months until the poll closes? You'll have to poll the 10th Congress by that point!

[OneJ]

You do one helluva job of catching my mistakes! Thanks Peebs!

[JustinTimeCuber]

You do one helluva job of catching my mistakes! Thanks VirginStar!

Thanks for changing your name. Now, as long as you are on this forum, that's what I call you. I apologize in advance.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Even when I'm neither a virgin nor a star (if at all on either), Justin?

[JustinTimeCuber]

Even when I'm neither a virgin nor a star (if at all on either), Justin?

DOESN'T MATTER

[OneJ]

PRELIMINARY RESULTS

(18 responses everyone responded to all questions)
Btw, I didn't participate (and will not) participate in the poll.

2. What is your party
-66.7% Labor
-22.2% Federalist
-5.6% United Alternative
-Other

3. What is your region?
-South: 44.4%
-North: 22.2%
-Fremont: 33.3%

4. Do you approve of Rep. Enduro's job (Fed)?
-55.6% Yes
-33% Unsure
-11.1% No

5. Do you approve of Rep. Goldwater's (Fed) job?
-72.2% Yes
-11.1% Unsure
-16.7% No

6. Do you approve of Rep. Heisenberg's (Fed) job?
-50% Yes
-5.6% Unsure
-44.4% No

7. Do you approve of Rep. Ted Bessel's (Fed) job?
-88.9% Yes
-5.6% Unsure
-5.6% No

8. Do you approve of Rep. Blair's (Lab) job?
-77.8% Yes
-11.1% Unsure
-11.1% No

9. Do you approve of Rep. Cashew's (Lab) job?
-66.7% Yes
-16.7% Unsure
-16.7% No

10. Do you approve of Rep. Never Again's (Lab) job?
-72.2% Yes
-5.6% Unsure
-22.2% No

11. Do you approve of Rep. Peebs's (Lab) job?
-94.4% Yes
-5.6% Unsure
-0% No

12. Do you approve of Rep. Southern Gothic's (Lab) job?
-83.3% Yes
-0% Unsure
-16.7% No

13. Do you approve of the House's job overall?
-66.7% Yes
-11.1% Unsure
-22.2% No

14. In the upcoming House election, which party do you prefer to win the majority?
-Labor: 66.7%
-Federalist: 22.2%
-Other/Don't Know: 11.1%

[JustinTimeCuber]

"What is your region?"
South: 44%
North: 22%
Fremont: Invisible%

Alright here are all the reps sorted (almost typed sourted lmao) by net approval rating
Peebs*               | +94
Ted Bessel          | +83
Blair                   | +67
Southern Gothic | +67
Goldwater          | +56
Cashew              | +50
Never Again       | +50
Enduro               | +44
Heisenberg         | +6

*Common nickname for VirginStar

[Lachi]

Wow, that's, umm, a pretty labor leaning poll there...

[JustinTimeCuber]

Wow, that's, umm, a pretty labor leaning poll there...

yeah and for some reason people (relatively speaking) hate Heisenberg. Only a +6 net approval rating.

[LLR]

Unweighted polls are incredibly useful, aren't they?

[JustinTimeCuber]

Unweighted polls are incredibly useful, aren't they?

*Gallup releases poll having Trump approval/disapproval at 40/53*
Trumpies: They polled 10% more Democrats than Republicans
Gallup: Yeah, which we, you know, deal with statistically.
Trumpies: Look at this Rasmussen poll that has Trump +/- at 57/43!

[LLR]

Unweighted polls are incredibly useful, aren't they?

*Gallup releases poll having Trump approval/disapproval at 40/53*
Trumpies: They polled 10% more Democrats than Republicans
Gallup: Yeah, which we, you know, deal with statistically.
Trumpies: Look at this Rasmussen poll that has Trump +/- at 57/43!

That'd work, but our friend OneJ didn't actually deal with it statistically it seems...

[JustinTimeCuber]

Unweighted polls are incredibly useful, aren't they?

*Gallup releases poll having Trump approval/disapproval at 40/53*
Trumpies: They polled 10% more Democrats than Republicans
Gallup: Yeah, which we, you know, deal with statistically.
Trumpies: Look at this Rasmussen poll that has Trump +/- at 57/43!

That'd work, but our friend OneJ didn't actually deal with it statistically it seems...

Yeah, he better get around to doing that or else I'll only preference him second in the house election

e: third*, forgot my original plan lol

[OneJ]

Problem is...

...I don't know how to adjust the numbers.

[Wells]

Problem is...

...I don't know how to adjust the numbers.

This is simple math. There are 18 respondents to your poll, by the looks of it 12 Labors, 4 Feds, 2 Others, and 1 Indy. So in a hypothetical example Mr. Generic L has the support of 11/12 Labors, 1/4 Feds, 0/2 Others, and 0/1 Indies. This small sample size can mess with things (the MoE of Atlasia polls is in the double digits), but you would weight them according to their prevalence in Atlasia. So there are 69 Labors, 48 Feds, 43 others, and 20 Indies. So for an estimate of how an entire population would vote, you would multiply the fraction (11/12) of Labors that approve of Generic L by the total number of Labors (69), and do the same for every demographic group. Then divide what you get by the total number of Atlasians (180) to get a nice decimal. That decimal multiplied by 100 is the percentage of Atlasians who approve of Mr. Generic L. His approval changes from a very skewed 67% to a very fair and balanced 42% approval in this hypothetical scenario.

[OneJ]

Problem is...

...I don't know how to adjust the numbers.

This is simple math. There are 18 respondents to your poll, by the looks of it 12 Labors, 4 Feds, 2 Others, and 1 Indy. So in a hypothetical example Mr. Generic L has the support of 11/12 Labors, 1/4 Feds, 0/2 Others, and 0/1 Indies. This small sample size can mess with things (the MoE of Atlasia polls is in the double digits), but you would weight them according to their prevalence in Atlasia. So there are 69 Labors, 48 Feds, 43 others, and 20 Indies. So for an estimate of how an entire population would vote, you would multiply the fraction (11/12) of Labors that approve of Generic L by the total number of Labors (69), and do the same for every demographic group. Then divide what you get by the total number of Atlasians (180) to get a nice decimal. That decimal multiplied by 100 is the percentage of Atlasians who approve of Mr. Generic L. His approval changes from a very skewed 67% to a very fair and balanced 42% approval in this hypothetical scenario.

Thanks! I'll clean it up soon.