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Are you a graduate student, researcher or University faculty member with an interest in public opinion or public policy?

If so, please join us for one of three workshops where pollsters from YouGov will discuss: • The uses and abuses of professional opinion polling in politics and public policy • The dynamics of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ survey questions • The recent YouGov/Cambridge University national census • How you can access and analyse YouGov archives

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