4 reasons why social media election data can misread public opinion

Online discussion doesn’t always accurately reflect the real political landscape. Russ Vance/Shutterstock.com Joseph Cabosky, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill I often encounter myths and misunderstandings about political data, whether it’s in the classes I teach or broader news coverage. A common one is that polls these days are […] Read more »

Nevada: A discussion with Jon Ralston about the lack of presidential primary polls in Nevada

Nevada falls early on the 2020 presidential primary and caucus calendar. So, why are there so few polls about the Democratic contest? In this week’s episode of our podcast, Poll Hub, we speak with Jon Ralston, Editor of the Nevada Independent. Ralston shares the significance of Nevada in the electoral […] Read more »