I work on a comparative study related to professional standards in the announcement of the results of election research and public opinion surveys. I am interested in whether there are such standards (requirements) about the methodological information that is publicly available from such studies in different European countries?
Marieta Hristova
There are a number of survey windows for an assignment of this pedigree. One of such is the Eurobarometer - I mean the European Parliament's Spring. It specifically surveys Europeans' continued perception and conviction of democracy. It releases its survey findings about the workings of the EU, the European Parliament, and about how continually attached Europeans are with democratic values. It equally mirrors the ups and downs of Europe's economy as well as other socio-political upheavals that bedevil the continent.
With these indices, the trajectory of a possible electoral victory could be predicted. For the projections for 2024 elections, the survey (European Parliament's Spring) has conducted a pre-election aptitude regressing a number of socio-political factors in 2023 on possible phenomena that might unfold in 2024. It contains a total number of 27 European countries.
You can explore the dataset using the following link:
data.europe.eu
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