Truth Hertz
This blog tracks a number of short data-driven posts I have written over the years analyzing survey data, methodology, and electoral trends. I may also throw other musings here when I have the time to neglect my research.
What Can Survey Data Tell Us About Ideological Differences Between Black Voters and Black Nonvoters?
electoral analysis
R
CES
Black Americans
turnout
race and ethnicity
Creating Survey Weights in R Using Census Data
R
tutorial
survey
tidyverse
survey data
ACS
Census
How Sensitive are Partisans to Out-Party Cues?
R
party cues
elite cues
partisan polarization
policy learning
Educational Polarization: A White Phenomenon?
electoral analysis
R
CES
educational polarization
racial polariation
college education
Estimates of Youth Turnout Have Recently Diverged
R
CES
CIRCLE
youth voting
voter turnout
Tracking the Drop in News Interest
R
voter analysis
news interest
media attention
survey data
Using the CES to Examine Young Voters
electoral analysis
R
CES
CIRCLE
youth voting
voter turnout
An Introduction to Using the {survey} Package in R
R
tutorial
survey
tidyverse
survey data
Investigating Concerns about Lucid Theorem Data Quality
survey methodology
Data For Progress
Lucid
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