psephologist

• “In an election now, the leading psephologist Professor John Curtice reckons Labour could win outright.”

  The Guardian: Vindication for Ed Miliband is in the air | Polly Toynbee

• “If an election were held now, a leading psephologist believes Miliband's party would win outright.”

  The Guardian: Vindication for Ed Miliband is in the air | Polly Toynbee

• “Yogendra Yadav, a well-known psephologist breaks some of the myths in this article published by the BBC.”

  Global Voices in English » Some Interesting Factoids and Trivia About the Indian General Elections 2009

• “Not the usual sort of criticisms we expect from a statistician and psephologist.”

  Global Voices in English » Australia: Playing Political Bingo with Boat People

• “To the amateur psephologist who is bemoaning Hillary's real electoral advantage: 56% of W. Virginian's are Democrats.”

  Why West Virginians turned out for Clinton

• “I recently learned that I am a psephologist which until then I thought was something that carried a 20 year maximum jail term.”

  The end of the tactical voting road

• “Personally, I just want to find out what psephologist means ...!”

  Guest publication

• “It's not unreasonable for a sharp-eyed psephologist to have foreseen that Andrew Wilson had pushed that constituency as hard as the SNP could have hoped for in 2003 so the swing was always going to go in Labour's direction in 2007, despite Jamie Hepburn's best efforts.”

  Can you predict elections?

• “But as always, the Indian voter may surprise the cautious certitude of the psephologist and the less restrained TV anchor.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Security Challenges for New Government

• “Now I'm no psephologist (far from it), but this seems a dramatic shift, even taking into account Obama's voter registration drive.”

  On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...

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