The Exit polls have made the political and stock markets beehives , frenetic.True interpretation of statistics lies more in what it hides than reveals.Opinion / Exit polls may well have matured over time in improved projection of vote share from sample size to actuals. The problem in a highly segmented electorate,lies in deducing the seat share from the vote percentages. In endemic assembly polls where combination of pre-poll allies has closely associated regional factors and hence amenable to more rational analysis, the LS poll provides no such leverage to poll gurus. In the 2004 LS polls the AIADMK had a 30 % vote share with nil seats and in 2009 ,with 23 % had 9 seats!.Let us therefore take the 2014 exit poll predictions merely as another exercise in an attempt to improve the hit rate. May be the vicious polarization of electorate this time round ,has helped sharpen the contours of perception to the advantage of the poll pundits .Indian bourses are known for their high speculative bent and may be pleased find an equally exuberant ally in the Exit polls.This is a heady combination and May 16 will perhaps help educate both the pollster and the investor a little more in their unending travel to graduation.
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