Sentence examples for research and election from inspiring English sources

The organization announced that it had already put together a panel of "survey research and election polling experts" tasked with finding some answers.

Survey research and election polls have failed to differentiate the differences within the movement between whites, Latinos, African-Americans Asiansians who all share the same basic evangelical theology, but who may part company over other social and moral issues.

Princeton University graduate student Aaron Strauss has researched technology and elections and said candidates are looking to use SMS to reach younger voters.

Based on your research and expertise on elections and voting, what is the most important finding or perspective about the status of the U.S. electoral system that would be useful for an American voter to know?

(Ultimately, of course, we care about the Electoral College, not the popular vote. But a lot of research on polls and elections has shown that opinion swings and vote swings tend to be national).

Because he is a full-time employee at UCI, firing Vazquez over a personal posting online is more complicated than determining whether it's offensive or racist, said Manoj Mate, an assistant professor at Whittier Law School in Costa Mesa, who teaches and researches in constitutional, election, and international and comparative law.

Nicholas Stephanopoulos's research and teaching interests include election law, constitutional law, legislation, administrative law, comparative law, and local government law.

A conversation with Senior Fellow Joshua Clark about his post-2016 election research and analysis work that is part of his joint position with the Haas Institute and Tides Foundation.

For Jill Hanauer, who runs the progressive election research and strategy outfit Project New America, the landscape is starting to remind her of Colorado in 2004, when Democrats did especially well, running in part on a health care message.

Watson also suggested that there should be a wider look at the polling industry and the impact of its research on elections and political decision-making.

Second, few have studied the relationship between turnout and election outcomes with a research design that is appropriate for causal inference.