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Data-driven analysis of US politics, public opinion and elections, including original monthly polling, early-vote tracking and podcast interviews. Readers get poll results with methodology, historical comparisons and context on threats to federal statistics.
Written by political scientist Seth Masket, this newsletter explains U.S. politics using research and historical patterns, such as why the president's party usually loses midterm seats and how to read election polls. It also offers opinionated takes on current political strategy and debates.
A newsletter companion to a podcast on public opinion, polling and survey research, featuring interviews with researchers from organizations like Pew and SurveyMonkey. It also includes the host's essays on how data and measurement shape politics and technology.
Lumaris Research publishes interactive pieces that explain survey methodology, showing how opt-in samples can skew results compared with probability-based samples. It also shares findings from the Minnesota Community Survey, such as where residents plan to vacation in-state.
Skeptic Research Center presents proprietary nonpartisan polling and survey findings on public attitudes toward controversial issues. Recent issues compile notable survey results on misperceptions about policing, protests and immigration, broken down by political orientation.
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