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This is the unadjusted sample size before finite population correction.
Use this page to estimate how many voters or households should be sampled in each ward or polling district. The default settings use a 95% confidence level, a 5% margin of error, and the standard worst-case assumption of 50/50 support.
This is the unadjusted sample size before finite population correction.
Finite population correction is then applied to each ward total.
Higher confidence or lower margin of error means larger samples. Larger wards still level off once totals reach the low thousands.
Add or edit rows below. The calculator updates sample sizes for voters and households automatically.
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