Strength In Numbers
G. Elliott Morris, Rajiv Sethi, David Nir, Mary RadcliffeIndependent, data-driven analysis of politics, public opinion polls, and elections. From author, journalist, and pollster G. Elliott Morris.
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Why polls might be underestimating *Democrats*, not Republicans
Potential bias in how voters recall voting in 2024 costs Democrats about a point of support. Surveys of registered voters might also underestimate the Democratic turnout advantage.
Last month, the Republican pollster Patrick Ruffini made t...
If Democrats win, one reason will be great recruitment
This is my weekly Sunday roundup of new political data published over the last seven days. It is free to read, but if you want to support independent data-driven political journalism, become a paying subscriber and get additional data produ...
Everyone is wrong about low-turnout voters
In this week’s Friday column, I want to bring out from behind the paywall one of the premium charts from Wednesday’s article on “Trumpapalooza” to share it with the full audience. It’s an important chart I want everyone to see.
In that pie...
Republicans who think "Trumpapalooza" will work misunderstand why Trump won in 2024
On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, Elliott and David react to the first night of “Trumpapalooza,” the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, and explain why its proponents misunderstand what low-turnout Republican voters actually...
The flawed thinking behind “Trumpapalooza”
The president thinks he can activate lower-turnout voters who like his agenda. But polls show his former supporters oppose his key policies, and don’t think he’s focused on affordability
The initial reviews of the Republicans’ midterm conv...
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data-driven journalist and author of STRENGTH IN NUMBERS. i write about politics, public opinion, and elections using facts and math
Professor of Economics, Barnard College, Columbia University; External Professor, Santa Fe Institute; 2025-26 CASBS Fellow, Stanford University
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