One Person, One Vote
Nick SeabrookMostly politics. Occasionally interesting.
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May You Live in Interesting Times
We’re less than two weeks out, and almost 23 million Americans have already cast their ballots. The weather is cooling down (although less so here in Florida than most of the country), while the takes are getting steadily hotter. Depending...
Markets Think the Polls are Accurate
One Monday, I wrote about a few data points that seemed to be pointing towards polls of the 2024 presidential election being more accurate than they were in either 2016 or 2020. In those races, both national and state polling consistently u...
What if the Polls are Actually Right This Time?
For almost a decade now, Donald Trump has been systematically blowing up almost everything we thought we knew about how American politics functions at the national level. His insurgent 2015 primary candidacy was supposed to generate an init...
Fruit Flies and Torment Executioners
It’s been a rough few months for higher education. First, an academic misconduct scandal involving allegations of data fabrication by Harvard’s Francesca Gino and Duke’s Dan Ariely rocked the fields of psychology and behavioral economics, l...
Foxes Guarding Henhouses
The St. Johns river bifurcates the city of Jacksonville, Florida, one of the most politically competitive large municipalities in America. Jacksonville has supported Republicans and Democrats in elections for Mayor, Governor, and President...
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