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Subject: Re: political survey of Arab-Americans
Most national polls use around 1000 people. That gives a margin of error of around 3%. With 500 people the margin of error increases to I think 4.5%.Subject: Re: political survey of Arab-Americans
Come to think of it, I actually don't know many Arab Muslims. In high school I had a friend who was Filipino Muslim, in college one who was Pakistani Muslim and another who was Bosnian Muslim, and now I'm living with an African American Muslim.Where are all the Arab Muslims? Am I not cool enough for them? (Probable.)
Subject: Re: political survey of Arab-Americans
Most of the Muslims in my area are either Somali or South Asian although there was a Syrian guy whom I used to see at the bus stop last year.Zack, thanks for the info on poll samples. Even 1000 people to represent the 250 million plus Americans seems ridiculously small. But then, what do I know?