Other Work

I write data analysis pieces on my personal blog and via other outlets; please see a sample of my work below.

My work has been featured in the Washington Post:

• Virginia’s upcoming election pits rural voters against urban ones. Why is there such a divide? (with Brian Schaffner and Lucas Pyle)
• Many college Republicans didn’t vote for Trump in 2020. His racist rhetoric may be why. (with Pia Deshpande and Brian Schaffner)

Additionally, I have written several pieces with Data For Progress:

• Memo: In What Demographics Have Opinions on Climate Change Moved the Most?
• Bipartisan Endorsements Fail To Move Public Support for COVID Relief Packages (with Aadhya Shivakumar and Emma Winey)
• A Significant Number of Vaccine Skeptics Could Be Swayed to Take the Shot (with Yonatan Margalit and Emma Winey)
• Investigating What Demographics Predict Adamant Vaccine Holdouts

I have also contributed to the Tufts Public Opinion Lab blog:

• Bipartisan support from senators and voters barely moves opinion on stimulus checks (with Aadhya Shivakumar and Emma Winey)

Finally, please see this selection of my work for The Tufts Daily:

• Pelosi, Clark, Pressley, Trahan talk early education, child care at ‘Speaker in the House’ series

• Rachel Kyte appointed 14th dean of the Fletcher School

• Passage of divestment resolution sparks strong reactions, emotions

• Charlie Baker speaks at Tufts, prompting walkouts and protest

• Boston City Council President talks politics at Civic Life Lunch

• Massachusetts, Somerville ballot initiatives to look out for tomorrow

• Senate debates extending $3000 in stipends to additional Senate officers