Jack
@jackmiller.bsky.social
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if you're planning your #aapor25 schedule for tomorrow,
@bluelabs.bsky.social
has two presentations to check out:
- jackmiller.bsky.social & Harriet Leishman are on at 8:30 w/ work on this year's hot topic - weighting on recalled vote
- i'll be talking at 11 about surveying low propensity voters
@bluelabs.bsky.social
has two presentations to check out:
- jackmiller.bsky.social & Harriet Leishman are on at 8:30 w/ work on this year's hot topic - weighting on recalled vote
- i'll be talking at 11 about surveying low propensity voters
Jack (@jackmiller.bsky.social)
An Oxford comma in an AP Style world. (profile pic taken from https://sketchplanations.com/)
jackmiller.bsky.social
May 15, 2025 at 3:10 AM
if you're planning your #aapor25 schedule for tomorrow,
@bluelabs.bsky.social
has two presentations to check out:
- jackmiller.bsky.social & Harriet Leishman are on at 8:30 w/ work on this year's hot topic - weighting on recalled vote
- i'll be talking at 11 about surveying low propensity voters
@bluelabs.bsky.social
has two presentations to check out:
- jackmiller.bsky.social & Harriet Leishman are on at 8:30 w/ work on this year's hot topic - weighting on recalled vote
- i'll be talking at 11 about surveying low propensity voters
Reposted by Jack
How did Fox News persuade? I think the most interesting result is that Fox News viewers agreed with our view of one mechanism: partisan TV filters out coverage bad for its side, leaving viewers in an echo chamber of facts that are only good for its side.
November 20, 2024 at 6:09 PM
How did Fox News persuade? I think the most interesting result is that Fox News viewers agreed with our view of one mechanism: partisan TV filters out coverage bad for its side, leaving viewers in an echo chamber of facts that are only good for its side.