Kenneth collected data from a random sample of 800 voters in his city asking whether or not they would vote to reelect the current governor. Based on the results, he reports that 64% of the voters in his state would vote to reelect the current governor. Why is this statistic misleading?
Here the surveyor is deliberately pushing an agenda, asking whether they will vote to re-elect the current governor, a more neutral question without promoting any agenda.
Ways can be asked, further resolutions can be made using the information gathered for the candidate and the current governor with whom he prefers.
