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Links for January 22-28, 2023 | The research on achieving racial justice; The debt ceiling debate; and Who cares about the House Speaker…
69% of adults think the US defaulting on its debt would be a major problem
G. Elliott Morris
Jan 30
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Links for January 22-28, 2023 | The research on achieving racial justice; The debt ceiling debate; and Who cares about the House Speaker, anyway?
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Links for January 15-21, 2023 | "Zero-sum" politics; new evidence on digital ads; drinking and democracy; and how not to write a poll…
I'll take my whiskey like American democracy (on the rocks)
G. Elliott Morris
Jan 23
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Links for January 15-21, 2023 | "Zero-sum" politics; new evidence on digital ads; drinking and democracy; and how not to write a poll question
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Links for January 8-14, 2023 | The C-SPAN effect; "socially liberal but fiscally conservative"; religious social sorting; and the happiest…
Abandon politics, return to logging
G. Elliott Morris
Jan 16
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Links for January 8-14, 2023 | The C-SPAN effect; "socially liberal but fiscally conservative"; religious social sorting; and the happiest jobs in America
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Links for January 1-7, 2023 | Polarization in the US House; The "chaos caucus"; Midterm backlashes; And a belated Happy New Year
Kevin McCarthy, call your office
G. Elliott Morris
Jan 9
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Links for January 1-7, 2023 | Polarization in the US House; The "chaos caucus"; Midterm backlashes; And a belated Happy New Year
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Kevin McCarthy's flailing bid for Speaker of the House is not (only) about ideological differences
Concerns over process, rather than politics or policy, are the main reason for his woes
G. Elliott Morris
Jan 5
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Kevin McCarthy's flailing bid for Speaker of the House is not (only) about ideological differences
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Jan 3
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December 2022
A break for the holidays
Politics by The Numbers will be back in the new year
G. Elliott Morris
Dec 19, 2022
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A break for the holidays
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A slim Republican House vote, what it means to be a "moderate," and the church class divide | Links for December 11-17, 2022
Was 2022 really a "decent year" for Republicans?
G. Elliott Morris
Dec 17, 2022
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A slim Republican House vote, what it means to be a "moderate," and the church class divide | Links for December 11-17, 2022
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What does artificial intelligence know about polling? | #208 - December 11, 2022
Excerpts from a fun chat with a machine
G. Elliott Morris
Dec 12, 2022
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What does artificial intelligence know about polling? | #208 - December 11, 2022
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Midterms, gerrymandering, and Republican turnout | Links for December 4-10, 2022
In which I return from my post-election slumber
G. Elliott Morris
Dec 10, 2022
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Midterms, gerrymandering, and Republican turnout | Links for December 4-10, 2022
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November 2022
The 1936 Literary Digest poll was off by 38 percentage points
George Gallup was off by 12. Think about that next time you see an election poll miss an outcome.
G. Elliott Morris
Nov 18, 2022
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The 1936 Literary Digest poll was off by 38 percentage points
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The (good) pollsters got the midterms right
Pundits who ignored the polls and predicted a "red wave" got burned
G. Elliott Morris
Nov 11, 2022
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The (good) pollsters got the midterms right
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