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All the BEST Polls Agree With Me

In today's Science Friday, we explore biases in polling - BUT we explore it from the angle of the interpretation of polls.  In a paper from Madison & Hillygus (both from Duke), they conclude that while most political nerds will evaluate a poll by reviewing the...

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Trumps Victory in Miami-Dade Florida in 2020

Trumps Victory in Miami-Dade Florida in 2020

Oh Miami! The city of my favorite show as a kid (Miami Vice), white sand beaches, Cuban food, and a kaleidoscope of culture. This Florida boy loves him some Miami. Miami-Dade is the county that includes the Miami we all know and love. Miami (Dade County) is also a...

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Reintroducing Political Science Fridays

Reintroducing Political Science Fridays

Political Research Fridays One of the most popular segments of this blog was "Political Science Fridays". It was a blog post each Friday that presented a quick hit of academic research in the areas of political science, political psychology, and/or voting behavior. At...

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A Christmas Message from Ozean

A Christmas Message from Ozean

“Thinking warmly of each of you and wishing your family an extra measure of comfort, joy, and hope this Christmas.” Midnight Mass is one of my favorite times of the year. The tradition, the music, the peacefulness, and the quiet reflection - just a specific time to...

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2020 Electoral College Contest Results

2020 Electoral College Contest Results

Ozean Media and Meer Research recently sponsored a contest asking people to predict the Electoral College outcome for 2020. We thought we would share the predictions and results with you. Winner of Electoral College – Biden / Harris 90% of the contestants picked the...

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Election 2020 – Alachua Style

Election 2020 – Alachua Style

Was asked a question, "What precincts are you watching closely for Election Night in Alachua?" The true answer is "none", but if I were to watch some here is what they would be: There are several precincts that were close to 50 / 50 in 2016. There are 5 that were...

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