standpeilingen
Standpeilingen is a term used to describe cross-sectional public opinion surveys conducted to capture the views of a population at a specific point in time. These polls provide a snapshot of attitudes toward political issues, candidates, policies, or consumer topics and are typically reported as percentages representing the share of respondents favoring each option. They are not designed to predict outcomes but to reflect the prevailing opinion at the moment of the survey. In practice, standpeilingen are carried out by polling firms, media organizations, and research institutes and are widely used in political reporting and market research.
Methodology for standpeilingen usually involves selecting a representative sample of the population, often in the range
Standpeilingen differ from longitudinal surveys, which track the same respondents over time to observe changes in