Yes, have seen a few of these. They are not party-level data, and thus not useful for the main analysis.
I hereby set a bounty of 100 EUR to be paid to whoever can find me one or more polls of Dutch journalists with regards to party preferences/voting behavior. Similar to shown figure (German data). For details, see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wNT7z22SduR2NK0f68ZKNQLnHRbqarHdtI2zWjO10DA/edit#heading=h.a1gucrfeugmb …pic.twitter.com/sl1NzG83kh
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From the book 'Journalistic culture in Netherland'. This one if from parlementary journalists. But polls are prehaps outdated for your intents and purposes. anyways:pic.twitter.com/KXTjtpsdsZ
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Our cutoff is year 2000.
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nearly identical for Swedish journalist..
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Yes. We already have extensive data for Swedish journalists. We are missing a few key countries, so I am giving out bounties at this point. Missing: Netherlands, Canada, Finland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece.
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From a leftist perspective, you can see a broader bias among journalists in favor of parties that deemphasize economic issues relative to center-Left voters overall. Similar is Sweden.
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This leftist bias is tragic for
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