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"The United States may have something to learn from Africa about democracy. People in Tanzania zeroed in on a problem with political polling. Pollsters commonly ask people questions about issues they know little or nothing about. Some people are so disengaged that if pollsters give just a tiny scrap of information as part of the question, that can change the answer. Leaders in Tanzania found out what happens when you first give people a lot of information before you poll them. Here's NPR's Nurith Aizenman."
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