Pruitt’s EPA denies climate science. Republicans can correct him. Will they? Salil Benegal and Lyle Scruggs - May 4, 2018 [caption id="attachment_72917" align="alignnone" width="960"] People protesting against Environmental Protection Agency
Were those Russian social media ads powerful enough to influence us? Let’s look at the evidence. Babak Bahador - November 14, 2017 [caption id="attachment_66209" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Some of the Facebook ads linked
Fox News rebutted Greg Gianforte’s story about his fight with a reporter. Here’s why that matters. Joshua Tucker - May 25, 2017 Last night’s events in Montana involving Republican congressional candidate Greg
This is how you stop fake news Adam Berinsky - March 28, 2017 “Fake news” has become big news. President Trump has regularly
Will foreign policy be a major issue in the 2016 election? Here’s what we know. Elizabeth N. Saunders - January 26, 2016 At the last two Republican debates, the looming center-stage presence
Researchers are rushing to Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. Should they? Kathleen Searles and Barry Ryan - May 4, 2015 [caption id="attachment_24081" align="alignnone" width="620" class="align center"] Amazon's Mechanical Turk service
Researchers are rushing to Amazon's Mechanical Turk. Should they? Joshua Tucker - May 4, 2015 [caption id="attachment_24081" align="alignnone" width="620" class="align center"] Amazon's Mechanical Turk service
Obama suggests making it mandatory to vote. That would change very little. John Sides - March 21, 2015 President Obama's semi-endorsement of compulsory voting this week provoked some attempts
Congress and the use of force in Syria - September 2, 2013 The president's decision to ask Congress's permission to use force
What Fraction of the Public Thinks Autism Is Linked to Vaccines? John Sides - December 6, 2012 29%, in a new YouGov survey. Adam Berinsky has more
Is Nate Silver’s popularity good or bad for quantitative political science? Joshua Tucker - November 7, 2012 The following is a guest post from political scientists Adam
How Hurricane Sandy Could Matter on Election Day John Sides - October 28, 2012 I'll speak to three possibilities, just for starters: 1) Sandy
Birtherism Is As Strong As Ever John Sides - July 12, 2012 Adam Berinsky has new data: bq. These polls demonstrate that
What Determines Opinions on Economic Bailouts in a Donor Country? Joshua Tucker - April 23, 2012 With yesterday's 1st round French Presidential election result in the
West Coast Experiments Conference May 11, 2012 Joshua Tucker - March 15, 2012 The organizers of the West Coast Experiments Conference send along
Birtherism Is Alive and Well John Sides - February 6, 2012 bq. ...the percentage of respondents who accept the Birther myth
Sex Scandals and Race Joshua Tucker - January 30, 2012 With Herman Cain endorsing Newt Gingrich over the weekend, one
Registration Open for 5th Annual NYU-CESS Conference on Experimental Political Science Joshua Tucker - January 23, 2012 Registration is now open for the 5th Annual NYU-CESS Experimental
Quick Thoughts on Greek Referendum Joshua Tucker - November 1, 2011 The media and financial markets are abuzz over the decision
The Tax Receipt and Public Opinion, cont’d John Sides - July 12, 2011 In response to my little experiment on the tax receipt,
Well, At Least Weiner’s Got That Going for Him…. Joshua Tucker - June 13, 2011 More timely political science research on the consequences of political
More on Bilingual Polling Joshua Tucker - November 5, 2010 In response to my "request yesterday":https://themonkeycage.org/2010/11/are_polls_more_likely_to_be_of.html for more information on
British Opinion about the War in Afghanistan John Sides - October 5, 2010 Political scientists Douglas Kriner and Graham Wilson "have posted":http://www.britannica.com/blogs/2010/10/assessing-british-support-for-the-war-in-afghanistan/ this
Exaggerated Fears of Joe McCarthy the Campaigner John Sides - September 6, 2010 bq. At first, some politicians stood up to McCarthy, most
Partisan Identity and Foreign Policy John Sides - April 12, 2010 At Cato's blog, Justin Logan discusses Adam Berinsky's book _In
How Much Does “Process” Matter in Healthcare Reform? Apparently 3% Joshua Tucker - March 16, 2010 The Monkey Cage has gone on record recently arguing that
Massachusetts on My Mind: Why Don’t More People Lie to Pollsters? Joshua Tucker - January 18, 2010 Here's a thought experiment. You're a Coakley supporter in MA,
On “Poll Flippery” John Sides - October 21, 2009 An ABC/Washington Post poll finds that more people support an
The Monkey Cage’s First Anniversary, Part 2 John Sides - December 3, 2008 Yesterday's post summarized the numbers. Today's shares my reflections on
Truths and Myths about the 2008 Election, Part II John Sides - November 5, 2008 2. OMG THE BRADLEY EFFECT OMG THE BRADLEY EFFECT OMG!
Adam Berinsky Visits The Cage John Sides - August 20, 2008 We are pleased to have Adam Berinsky, a professor of
Is the American Public Realist? John Sides - April 4, 2008 bq. For more than half a century, realist scholars of
Follow-Up: Did Converse et al. Get It Wrong about New Hampshire in 1968? - January 9, 2008 In an e-mail message responding to my post earlier today
Public Opinion Dynamics During Wartime: Are Ordinary Citizens Cost-Benefit Calculators? - December 11, 2007 As a war drags on and as American casualties mount