#Midterm

Josh Barro

jbarro

While 2022 is likely to be tough for Dems, I think there's one area of upside that's being underrated -- this year, Dems are winning the national popular vote by

Women in Statistics and Data Science

WomenInStat

As a professor at a big university, a lot of people come to me for career advice. Undergrads ask me — how did I decide to become a statistician and

Chris Warshaw

cwarshaw

Some quick high-level thoughts on the election: 1) WTF happened with the polls. This is a serious issue for our democracy that scholars across social sciences should work on addressing.

Will Stancil

whstancil

I suspect Neera, et al, respond to criticism of Pelosi by trying to change the subject because they know her record won’t really withstand scrutiny. The last few years have

Harold Stickeehans

StickeeNotes

The first to feel the pain of the Biden admin will be anyone connected with the energy sector. They're going to screw so many it's obscene. The job losses will

Liam Donovan

LPDonovan

Much simpler when you set aside "Trumpism" and examine what this is, which is pols taking the path of least resistance. It might not be right; it might not be

Dr. Lacy M. Johnson

lacymjohnson

Just a reminder, before you say again what people in Texas deserve, that the majority of Texans didn’t vote for Ted Cruz or Greg Abbott or Dan Patrick. We’re forced

The Provost / سيدة الفتنة

MsEntropy

Jeff Sessions didn’t resign - read the letter. “At your request, I am submitting my resignation” means : fired, not resign. Democrats’ Midterm win of the House opened up the

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Trump's lead among white voters has all but vanished. Anything like it threatens longstanding GOP structural advantages https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/24/upshot/biden-polls-demographics.html It's not easy to imagine the consequence

Henrik Palmgren 🇸🇪 🐗 🇺🇸

Henrik_Palmgren

Russell Ramsland from Allied Security talks about the electronic vote vulnerabilities they found in the 2018 midterm election in Dallas. These same insecure system are still in place for the

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reesetheone1

All Joe Biden needs from black voters is what we gave Hillary in 2016: 89-8 with 59 percent turnout. Thats MORE THAN ENOUGH TO WIN.I don't expect a old white

Daniel I. Weiner

DanWeiner329

The @WSJ is out with an editorial today slamming the historic democracy reforms in #HR1 with the same tired arguments they and others have deployed many times before. Let’s take

Irish Architecture Foundation

IAFarchitecture

It's #midterm break & the sun is shining (in Dublin at least!) We've got a few ideas if you're out & about with your family today to get you thinking

Benjamin King

BenjaminKing96

Any time one of the students I TA asks me "how should I study for the midterm?" I should really start my email reply with "I am not a lawyer

Dave Kang

daveckang

So I grew up in California, even in the 1970s the pastor at our church said "Call me Roger" to my friends and me. My father's one look, being a

Obed Manuel

obedmanuel

In 2018, I met a 26-year-old Mexican-American father of 2 who was voting for the first time in a midterm. He’d been eligible to vote for 8 years but had

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