With fewer than 24 hours until Election Day, I did a deep dive into the final sweep of available results for the U.S. Senate. The New York Times conceded in publishing its last battleground polls that registered white Democrats were 30% likelier to respond than registered white Republicans, indicating an undersampling bias that, if systemic, […]
With fewer than 24 hours until Election Day, I did a deep dive into the final sweep of available results for the U.S. Senate. The New York Times conceded in publishing its last battleground polls that registered white Democrats were 30% likelier to respond than registered white Republicans, indicating an undersampling bias that, if systemic, […]
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