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The Big Lie is the central litmus test for Republicans running for office
The right will have to decide whether It believes in liberal democracy
G. Elliott Morris
May 4
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Are preferences for more government spending a residual Trump effect, or the new normal? 📊…
The answer to the question will shape the next three to seven years of Joe Biden's presidency
G. Elliott Morris
May 3
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Sunday subscribers thread for May 2, 2021
This Friday marked Biden’s first 100 days in office. It is an arbitrary milestone, but one the press has apparently adopted in order to engage i…
G. Elliott Morris
May 2
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Why we can't easily compare Joe Biden's approval ratings with past presidents' numbers
Polarization has introduced hard upper and lower bounds to a president's performance, making longer historical comparisons irrelevant without proper co…
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 29
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Titled book submission post
I asked you all for advice on book titles last month. See this post for some of the things we came up with. Today, just shy of two months behind schedu…
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 26
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What if we saw the polls as tools for popular sovereignty? đź“Š April 25, 2021
Facing historical levels of bias in America’s electoral institutions, liberals (lowercase “l”) should see polls as a partial remedy for entrenched poli…
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 25
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Sunday subscribers thread for April 25, 2021
Biden’s approvals are high and steady, despite “trouble” at the border, a push for DC statehood, and media outcry over potential SCOTUS expansion
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 25
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Can we trust the polls on policy issues?
Is the looking glass merely cracked, or completely shattered?
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 21
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The cracked looking glass of public opinion polls đź“Š April 18, 2021
Polls are often wrong, and sometimes meaningfully biased — but nothing else can do what they do.
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 19
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Sunday subscribers thread for April 18, 2021
Happy Sunday! This week’s headline polls: The best use of polling this week is in gauging the public’s reaction to the CDC’s decision to pause one-dose…
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 18
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The public is in the mood for big social spending
And they want corporations to pay for it
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 16
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Will election polls be more accurate now that Trump out of office?
A popular theory is that partisan non-response is going to disappear since Trump is not on the ballot. This misses the point.
G. Elliott Morris
Apr 14
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