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Tale of Two Scandals: Impact of Benghazi and IRS Scandals on Obama Approval

ObamaApprove_PollsterObamaApprove_Pollster.pdf6 KBdownload-circle Note that the x-axis covers a fair bit of time. So even if you were to imagine month or two long lag between the time the scandal breaks and public opinion changes, interpretation doesn’t change.

07 Aug 2014 1 min read

Mean Ideology of State Congressional Delegations Over the Years

StateCongressIdeologyYearsStateCongressIdeologyYears.pdf13 KBdownload-circle Mean Ideology of R and D State Delegations: StateCongressRDIdeologyYearsStateCongressRDIdeologyYears.pdf16 KBdownload-circle

10 Jul 2014 1 min read

Liberal Politicians are Referred to More Often in News

The median Democrat referred to in television news is to the left of the House Democratic Median, and the median Republican politician referred to is to the left of the House Republican Median. Click here for the aggregate distribution. And here’s a plot of top 50 politicians cited in

07 Jul 2014 1 min read

Cable Ownership by DMA by Race Over the Years

28 Jun 2014 1 min read

Error Free Multi-dimensional Thinking

Some recent research suggests that Americans’ policy preferences are highly constrained, with a single dimension able to correctly predict over 80% of the responses (see Jessee 2009, Tausanovitch and Warshaw 2013). Not only that, adding a new (orthogonal) dimension doesn’t improve prediction success by more than a couple of

01 May 2014 3 min read

The Order of Feelings

07 Nov 2013 1 min read

The Fairest of All

In the 2006 CCES, respondents were asked, “Which network do you think provides the fairest coverage of national news?”. Here's a plot of proportions of Republicans, Democrats, and Independents thinking so about some of the news channels. Compare the results with Perceived media ideology of some news sources.

02 Nov 2013 1 min read

Not Feeling as Warm toward Whites Anymore

The difference between Whites’ thermometer ratings (0 = cold, 100=warm) of Whites and Blacks has gone down relatively steadily over the past 50 or so years. However, the decline is almost entirely explained by the drop in the ratings of Whites.

04 Mar 2013 1 min read

Aging Curves of Political Knowledge

Now, aging curves of political knowledge by cohort.

02 Mar 2013 1 min read

Bias is in the Eyes of the Beholder

20 Nov 2012 1 min read

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