The Correlates of Latino Political Behavior

With both parties’ presidential nomination campaigns settled, the 2016 general election match-up between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump is coming into focus. Central to these discussions is the support that the candidates are likely to draw from Latino voters. Yet, as has been the case in recent election […] Read more »

Hillary Clinton’s lead in the polls may be larger than it seems. Here’s why.

… In 2012, many polls underestimated how many minorities would vote and how many would vote for Obama. … In 2016, the country is even more diverse. Pollsters need to take steps to more accurately estimate the political attitudes and behavior of black, Latino and Asian American voters. CONT. Gabriel […] Read more »

Exploring the difference in participants’ factual knowledge between online and in-person survey modes

Over the past decade, an increasing number of scholars and professionals have turned to the Internet to gather samples of subjects for research ranging from public opinion surveys to experiments in the social sciences. While there has been a focus on whether online samples are representative and accurate, fewer studies […] Read more »