Chris Jackson

It's not mainstream media Democrats struggle with, it's everything else... Which is where about 2/3 of Americans are going for information.

Here is the details on the priorities

Ipsos Core Political Survey: Presidential Approval Tracker November 2024 The mid-November Reuters/Ipsos Core Political shows that Americans are concerned with the economy, followed by political extremism and immigration. About two in three Americans believe the country is ...

Our latest core political survey with Reuters is out. Economy continues to be Americans top concern post election and dealing with inflation is their top priority for the next administration www.ipsos.com/en-us/reuter...

Spent 45 minutes talking with @sfcpoll.bsky.social and Praveena about the challenges of polling in 2024 and how we may need to start thinking of public opinion and election polls as different disciplines, and my quote is 'some people like Trump' lol!

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If you are wondering, the public is behind labor in the current fights with management in the auto and entertainment sectors: www.reuters.com/world/us/ame...

Here is what Repub voters did last night in fun chart form.

Here is a look at how opinion changed in debate watchers. Haley had the most favorable change while Burgum and Hutchinson introduced themselves to the most people. Ramaswamy also introduced himself, but was at a net negative.

Our post-debate survey with 538 & WaPo will be out in an hour or so. The pre-wave showed that Vivek (and Scott) had the most potential to grow his support. www.ipsos.com/en-us/fiveth...

People constantly miss what people actually worry about with schools, possible because its harder to form a hot take from it...

looking at the new college cancelling an entire academic discipline in what is essentially political retaliation and thinking about how in his latest, george packer basically dismisses state censorship in a paragraph and spends the better part of 2,000 words complaining about sensitivity readers