UPDATED Mar. 13, 2023, at 3:53 PM

FiveThirtyEight’s Pollster Ratings

Based on the historical accuracy and methodology of each polling organization’s polls.

A/B

Landmark Communications/Rosetta Stone Communications

Polls analyzed	11
Races called correctly	100%
Most recent cycle	2016
Affiliated with AAPOR/Roper	No
Other names

What are pollster ratings?

How accurate are the polls from Landmark Communications/Rosetta Stone Communications?

Polls conducted within 21 days of an election (based on the poll’s median date) are used to determine the pollster’s grade.

2016

Key

A = Adults

RV = Registered voters

V = Voters

LV = Likely voters

Dates	Sample	Race	Methodology	Poll margin	Election margin	Difference
Nov 6	1,200LV	President (GA) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Trump +3.0	Actual Trump +5.1	Difference 2.1
Nov 6	1,200LV	Senate (GA) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Isakson +11.0	Actual Isakson +13.8	Difference 2.8
Nov 3	1,000LV	President (GA) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Trump +2.0	Actual Trump +5.1	Difference 3.1
Nov 3	1,000LV	Senate (GA) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Isakson +10.0	Actual Isakson +13.8	Difference 3.8
Nov 3	400LV	House (GA-3) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Ferguson +32.0	Actual Ferguson +36.7	Difference 4.7
Nov 3	400LV	House (GA-12) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Allen +14.0	Actual Allen +23.2	Difference 9.2
Nov 3	300LV	House (GA-11) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Loudermilk +30.0	Actual Loudermilk +34.8	Difference 4.8
Nov 3	375LV	House (GA-8) General election	IVR/Online	Poll Scott +26.0	Actual Scott +35.3	Difference 9.3

2012

Dates	Sample	Race	Methodology	Poll margin	Election margin	Difference
Mar 4	901LV	President (GA) Republican primary	Live Phone	Poll Gingrich +21.0	Actual Gingrich +21.3	Difference 0.3
Mar 1	950LV	President (GA) Republican primary	IVR	Poll Gingrich +20.0	Actual Gingrich +21.3	Difference 1.3
Feb 23	1,300LV	President (GA) Republican primary	IVR	Poll Gingrich +19.0	Actual Gingrich +21.3	Difference 2.3

How this works

FiveThirtyEight’s pollster ratings are calculated by analyzing the historical accuracy of each polling organization’s polls along with its methodology. Accuracy scores are adjusted for the type of election polled, the poll’s sample size, the performance of other polls surveying the same race and other factors. We also calculate measures of statistical bias in the polls. When a pollster publishes multiple versions of the same survey (for example, versions with and without third-party candidates included), FiveThirtyEight uses an average of the different versions to calculate the pollster’s rating. However, all versions of these polls are listed here. Read more about our methodology»

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