“The United States really understands that if they stop helping us, we will not win,” he said in the interview. He sipped tea as he sat on a narrow bed in the cramped, unadorned sleeper cabin on a state railway train.
Another incredible year for @AP photographers, including my amazing Washington colleagues @evanvucci@alexbrandon and Pablo Monsivais. Truly the best of the best.
The owner of a Gaza high-rise housing the AP and other media outlets says he has received a call from the Israeli military that the building would be targeted. The man said he was told to make sure all residents have evacuated. https://t.co/QyRtPSPtlf
How can journalists build trust with the public? @AP Director of Public Opinion Research @EL_Swan to discuss in @PressClubDC event moderated by AP’s @lisanmatthews May 25: https://t.co/l7st2Vya9q
HAPPENING NOW: Interested in learning more about the methodology behind AP VoteCast 2020, our 50 state survey of the American electorate conducted in partnership with @AP during a pandemic? Tune into our live #AAPOR session + Q&A w/ @jennybenz@trevortompson@DavidSterrett1
I am so happy for @SallyBuzbee but also sad she is leaving @AP. Sally taught me so much about not just being a great journalist but also being a thoughtful, honest, open and kind leader. I am forever grateful. https://t.co/aVjP4v7Biv
Sally Buzbee has just been named the first woman ever of the Washington Post. My late husband Ben Bradlee would be ecstatic at the news as am I. Sally is a fabulous journalist and a great person. She is a brilliant choice to lead us at this time. Congratulations, Sally!
One other thing about @SallyBuzbee: she's an amazing mom and role model for other working moms in journalism. Her kids were a presence in the newsroom, she took their phone calls, told stories about them. That meant a lot to me and other women in the @AP Washington bureau.
One of the most wonderful days of my career (and my life, really) was when @SallyBuzbee asked me to join her team in @AP's Washington bureau. She is a tremendous journalist, a trusted colleague and a dear, dear friend.
The @washingtonpost could not have make a better choice.
Next Thursday, @EL_Swan@hrfingerhut@jennybenz@DavidSterrett1 will review VoteCast in 2020 at the #AAPOR virtual conference.
But in the meantime … check out our data and read about the survey.
https://t.co/2pSg99CiUd
Attention polling, political science, data and elections folks …
The public use file for AP VoteCast in the 2020 general election and GA Senate runoffs is now available for download from the @APNORC Center, @RoperCenter and at https://t.co/nb15x93BfT.
https://t.co/LpprSQIfFw
We committed the day we launched VoteCast to evolving our methodology to meet each moment when Americas cast a ballot ... using the results from each election to make VoteCast better in the next.
Today's public use file release is part of that effort.