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Democrats losing registered voters
The rise of Zoomer Republican men, ScamPACs exploit the elderly, against Against Polling, A rating for Echelon, Substack movers-and-shakers, inside the…
Aug 22
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Patrick Ruffini
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The looming California gerrymander
Structural bias in the House is low, voter support for independent redistricting, Trump districts in Massachusetts, a specious new WAR analysis, Black…
Aug 15
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Patrick Ruffini
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The looming California gerrymander
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The midterm mirage
Why Democratic victories in 2026 could bury the lessons of 2024
Aug 13
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Patrick Ruffini
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The midterm mirage
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Why the Texas gerrymander was overdue
Proportional representation what-ifs, the Mothership vortex, my op-ed on Apple's threat to polling, why Dems hate their party, polling young voters is…
Aug 8
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Patrick Ruffini
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Why the Texas gerrymander was overdue
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iOS 26 threatens polling
A deep dive on political tribes, appreciating the Almanac and Michael Barone, Texas redraw, a new look at realignment, RCV patterns in NYC, the rise of…
Aug 1
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Patrick Ruffini
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iOS 26 threatens polling
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The Democratic Party’s plummeting ratings aren’t all they seem
The voters newly disillusioned with the Democrats still hate Republicans
Jul 29
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Patrick Ruffini
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The Democratic Party’s plummeting ratings aren’t all they seem
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Explore the American electorate in 3D
Pew finds a Republican advantage, a surprising vacation home hub, Europe’s deadly aversion to AC, airport data, LDS community, men would rather shock…
Jul 25
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Patrick Ruffini
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Kamala would have benefited from a shorter campaign, not a longer one
Or, political gravity would have set in regardless. Either way, 107 days was enough time, if not too much.
Jul 24
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Patrick Ruffini
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Kamala would have benefited from a shorter campaign, not a longer one
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The Harris-Future Forward food fight
Aggregated 2024 swings, rise of the Dallas suburbs, R+5 Texas redistricting, Dems funding non-competitive races, an MOE reminder, the anti-cancel…
Jul 18
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Patrick Ruffini
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The Harris-Future Forward food fight
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Paid subscriber webinar invite: America's political tribes
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Jul 18
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Patrick Ruffini
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Echelon's quadrants are an SOS for economic conservatives
Thermostatic public opinion, a reversal on views of the Congressional parties, New England moderates, the realignment is global, challenging the idea…
Jul 11
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Patrick Ruffini
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Echelon's quadrants are an SOS for economic conservatives
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Never Zohran is looking a lot like Never Trump
Why New York City is probably screwed
Jul 8
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Patrick Ruffini
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Never Zohran is looking a lot like Never Trump
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