Polls: Helpful Tools for Reducing Uncertainty
In light of AAPOR's recent analysis of the 2020 election polls, we consider an important question: Have polls outlived their usefulness?
Have Pennsylvania's Recent Voting Reforms Produced Less Down-Ballot Voting?
Did the 2019 voting reforms--specifically elimination of straight-party ticket voting--reduce the number of people who voted in down-ballot races in the 2020 election?
A Final Look at the 2021 Pennsylvania Primary Election
Do the results of the 2021 municipal primaries provide any clues about voter sentiment heading into the 2022 mid-term elections?
Ballot Initiative Experiment
We discuss the results of an experiment conducted to understand how the wording of a ballot question influences the way people respond.
The 2022 Primary Elections: Political Catnip
What can the results of past years' high profile primary contests tell us about how the 2022 midterm elections may play out?
Ballot Initiatives: How Wording Matters
In light of the dispute over the 2021 ballot questions regarding emergency disaster declarations, we show how question wording can affect results.