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We’re excited to share What Happened 2024, Catalist’s analysis of the most recent general election, based on updated state level voter files.

Link and summary on Bluesky.

https://t.co/FzfMQ7rPZ8

[Amy Walter @amyewalter]

The first comprehensive look at the 2024 electorate by @Catalist_US and shared exclusively w/ @CookPolitical answers the Q of whether Harris lost b/c Biden voters didn’t show up, or if she lost b/c Biden voters switched sides. 🧵1/

https://t.co/wdlwqeWlrz

[Jonathan Robinson @jon_m_rob]

🧵of somethings to pull out from our reports on AZ + MI

[Jonathan Robinson @jon_m_rob]

🚨🚨@kirswal & I went deep on AZ & MI. There's a lot to read if you're interested in the Latino vote, education polarization, youth voter turnout, Sunbelt vs. Rustbelt battlegrounds, and how to figure out (or not) if turnout or persuasion explains changes in election outcomes〽️☀️

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You can check out the constituency reports we released last week focusing on Black, Latino, AAPI, youth and women voters: https://t.co/RfU8g9ZlTK

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NEW: We’re taking a deep dive on Arizona and Michigan today, with an eye toward 2024. Check out our new What Happened report here:

https://t.co/nuEGsyebbx

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Bottom line: there’s still a big range of possibilities and we urge readers to reject simple narratives about how to build a winning coalition.

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We’ll be issuing more reports in the coming weeks, focusing on the battleground states of Arizona and Michigan.

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NEW: We have five new What Happened reports on the 2022 electorate, offering an in-depth view of the electorate among Black, Latino, AAPI, youth and women voters. https://t.co/RfU8g9ZlTK

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Our original What Happened 2022 analysis has more on the electorate, including how Democrats overperformed in key battleground states despite massive midterm headwinds.

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Featuring Catalist data! Check it out.

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“Your generation’s early political experiences left a lasting imprint,” @databyler writes.

“This isn’t coincidental; data supports the notion that political memory from each generation’s formative years often stays with them their entire lives.” https://t.co/3dPvDg03Ql

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@DouthatNYT @mattyglesias Here's what the relevant data look like with the 2012 election included. Thanks!

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Contributors are responding to questions and feedback on here and other platforms.

Please follow along and be sure to follow our partners and reviewers, too!

Thank you to everyone who made this report possible.

https://t.co/U34NVzuEuB

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Catalist just released our 2022 What Happened analysis, which examines how people voted in the most recent midterms based on updated state voter files.

Here’s what we found: 🧵

https://t.co/FZKGlDYN5f

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Finally, we’re eager to take deeper dives on the data for commissioned research. If you’d like to explore supporting more research, please reach out! We’d love to discuss what we can do. https://t.co/2NG2AKcULc.