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Matt Singh is an election and opinion polling analyst and founder of the website Number Cruncher Politics, based in London. Singh gained notoriety in mid-2015〔("Spin doctor stuck to a simple message and ruthless tactics" ),"''The Times'', 9th May 2015 〕〔("I am glad the opinion polls got it wrong because it means we’re not robots" ),"''The Independent'', 12th May 2015"〕〔(Corbyn invites Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness for a cuppa in Parliament" ),"''Daily Mail'', 21st July 2015"〕〔("The blogger who beat the British political pollsters" ), "''Sydney Morning Herald'', 31st July 2015" 〕〔("Was anyone right about the pre-election polls?" ),"''Understanding Uncertainty'' (University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory), 15th May 2015" 〕 for his analysis〔("Is there a shy Tory factor in 2015?" ),"''Number Cruncher Politics'', 6th May 2015"〕 which correctly predicted the opinion polling failure and Conservative victory at the 2015 UK General Election. In an interview with Bloomberg Television during the Labour Party leadership contest in August 2015, Singh dismissed suggestions that polls were overstating support for eventual winner Jeremy Corbyn and suggested that they could even be understating it.〔( "Matt Singh on Bloomberg TV’s “The Pulse”" ),"''Bloomberg TV'' interview, 14th August 2015〕 In the event, Corbyn polled 59.5% of the vote, compared with the final YouGov poll of 57%. Singh has written for the Times, the New Statesman〔(),"''May 2015 (New Statesman)'' author page〕 and Bloomberg View.〔(),"''Bloomberg View'' author page" 〕 Previously Singh worked as an interest rate trader for Barclays Bank.〔("The Blogger Who Beat the British Political Pollsters" ),"''Bloomberg Business'', 31st July 2015"〕 == References == 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Matt Singh」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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