In North Carolina, Democrats have cast 70% of the two parties' early ballots, the most lopsided split at this point since at ...

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Jackson, a pollster and champion of data at SSRS, explains what our federal statistical system is, why it’s is valuable, why ...

Early voting data is an incredible source of information that few election analysts use correctly. Due to changes in ballot access rules over time, changing correlates of how people of different ...

If Democrats beat today's polls by a normal margin, they'd win 56 Senate seats — including South Carolina and Nebraska.

The biennial freak-out over potential error in election polls is now in full force. Republicans, including the president, have gone on something of a news and social ...

On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, G. Elliott Morris and David Nir show what could happen if the polls are underestimating either Democrats or Republicans ahead of the November elections.

It’s our pleasure to invite you to a pre-election briefing exclusively for Founding Members of The Downballot and Strength In ...

Everyone is suddenly talking about “affordability.” That includes Zohran Mamdani, Donald Trump, and seemingly the entire Democratic party messaging apparatus — even GOP Senators are writing strategy ...

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