Stuck in the Middle
Natalie JacksonExplaining the political landscape from the perspective of the frustrated, angry center using data, public opinion, and political science
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Texans on Talarico and Paxton, in their own words
I have never thought a Democrat could really win statewide in Texas despite all the hype in past cycles. I think James Talarico may well do it. I’ve changed my tune — a couple of months ago, I was still very skeptical. But my skepticism was...
Everyone’s been choosin’ Texas, but who’s Texas choosin’?
Below is an excerpt from my latest column for National Journal. Read the full text here.
I’ve always been a “blue Texas” skeptic, but this year has challenged my skepticism more than any other. The Senate race is a true toss-up.
Th...
The Great Pumpkin Spice Consensus
Every fall, the stores fill up with pumpkin spice everything: lattes, cereal, cookies, candles, and all sorts of things that don’t make sense. I wondered — do Americans think it’s all too much? Since I was fielding a national survey during...
Fake polls, real polls, and the state of the industry
For the second time this year, a “polling company” confessed to producing fake “polls.”1 First, credit to the team at FiftyPlusOne for doing the investigative work that led the “pollster” to confess. The “company,” Wedgewood Polls, issued a...
Public support for Medicare for All is a mirage
Support for Medicare for All divides progressive Democrats and democratic socialists from the party's more moderate wing. Progressives and democratic socialists want to put everyone in the country on Medicare, a single-payer system funded a...
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Survey researcher since 2006. Political science PhD. Independent pollster and columnist, National Journal. Nothing that I write is speaking for any organization I have worked for in past, present, or future - I only represent myself.
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