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Behind the Numbers: Justin Wallin on Polling for Public Issues and the Homelessness Crisis
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In this episode of "The Fourscore Project," Roger Clark interviews Justin Wallin of J. Wallin Opinion Research Services about the complexities of public opinion research, with a focus on homelessness in California. Wallin explains the methodology behind polling, emphasizing the importance of accurate demographic sampling and the challenges of predicting outcomes in a highly politicized environment. The conversation delves into the rising homelessness crisis, particularly in California, and how public sentiment around this issue has evolved over the past decade. Wallin discusses the role of mental health, economic factors, and legislative decisions in driving the increase in homelessness. The episode also touches on the broader societal impacts of this crisis and the limitations of current policies and interventions.
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