Less than a week after leaving the Dean campaign, Mr. Trippi was working for MSNBC on Tuesday, analyzing election results.
(Under his real name, the Rev. Charles Dodgson, he analyzed election paradoxes and advocated treating voting as a game of skill).
In the aftermath of George W. Bush's fraught 2000 victory, Rove – along with key advisers including Matt Dowd, Bush's pollster — analyzed election survey data and realized that there had been a dramatic change in the political landscape: the percentage of undecided or swing voters had dropped to 7 percent or less of the electorate from levels ranging from 34 percent in 1976 to 18 percent in 1996.
The proliferation of paperback books during the decades after World War II gave impetus to the journalistic book, exemplified by works reporting and analyzing election campaigns, political scandals, and world affairs in general, and the "new journalism" of such authors as Truman Capote, Tom Wolfe, and Norman Mailer.
When it comes to analyzing elections, there are two basic camps: the fundamentalists and the Whigs.
There is no pollster, no political scientist and no other writer who has a better recent public record of analyzing elections data than Nate.
After the election is over, students analyze the election data.
Others, too, analyze the election results in terms of, Was President Obama too far left or too far right?
Using a backward induction argument, we analyze the election game in two steps: (1) first, we study the voting game.
While the pundits will analyze this election for years, as a corporate gender strategist I do not believe that either of these will significantly impact the current initiatives businesses are implementing to advancing women in corporate business.
