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This paper describes the application of statistical methods to politicalpolling data in order to look for correlations and memory effects. We proposemeasures for quantifying the political memory using the correlation functionand scaling analysis. These methods reveal time correlations and self-affinescaling properties respectively, and they have been applied to polling datafrom Norway. Power-law dependencies have been found between correlationmeasures and party size, and different scaling behaviour has been found forlarge and small parties.

Correlations between political party size and voter memory: A statistical analysis of opinion polls