Crosstab
A table that breaks results into subgroups, such as age, geography, party identification, race, education, or vote history. Crosstabs reveal where opinion differs—but small subgroup sizes can produce unstable results.
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When does a subgroup become stable?
Read with caution±12.7 points for this subgroup. Directional at best; differences may be noise.
Bands (under 50, 50–99, 100+) are a reading guide, not a rule.
Illustrative only. Real polls also carry error from wording, coverage, nonresponse, and weighting that this does not show.
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How crosstab connects to nearby ideas.
This guide is educational, not a substitute for a poll’s full methodology statement. Terms should be interpreted within the design and limitations of the specific research.