Erin O'Connell

Senior Communications Advisor @PewResearch Center

[Erin O'Connell @erinoconn]

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[Micah Cohen @micahcohen]

How much poorer would our understanding of the world be if @pewresearch didn't exist?

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[Michael Dimock @MichaelDimock]

A year later, @johngramlich looks back at how Americans saw the events of Jan. 6 and how some partisan divisions grew wider over time. https://t.co/gbX1TBsSoj

[Greg Smith @GregSmith_Polls]

New @pewresearch study finds no signs of slowing in secularizing trends underway in US for decades

29% of US adults are now religious "nones," up 10 points in the last decade. 63% of US adults identify as Christians, down 12 points over same period.

https://t.co/JvnCdFjzZs

[Michael Dimock @MichaelDimock]

For some time @pewresearch has focused on the theme of trust, facts, and democracy. In advance of #SummitForDemocracy we hosted a rich discussion on global views of democracy with @skshah23, @pollymackenzie, @james_e_bell, @CarrollDoherty and @RichardWike https://t.co/AsgxJtW0RL

[Pew Research Center @pewresearch]

NEW: The most active 25% of tweeters by tweet volume produce 97% of all tweets from U.S. adults on Twitter. https://t.co/gSiiK9k4cP

[Rachel (Weisel) Drian @RachelWeisel]

Where do you fit in @pewresearch's political typology? Take our quiz to find out: https://t.co/Ekj6NVEXHh

[Pew Research Center @pewresearch]

NEW: We’ve just released the 2021 U.S. political typology. Inaugurated over 30 years ago and last updated in 2017, the typology sorts Americans into cohesive groups based on their values, attitudes and views of the political system and the parties. https://t.co/4fUMV09Snt

[Monica Anderson @MonicaRAnders]

From March 2020: Parents weighed in on the social media sites their under 12 children uses @pewresearch https://t.co/qaEKoswt22

[John Gramlich @johngramlich]

NEW: 20 striking findings from 2020 – our annual list of eye-opening @pewresearch data points from a year unlike any other. https://t.co/7mN00VOt70

[Pew Research Center @pewresearch]

50% of teleworking parents with children younger than 18 say, since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, it’s been difficult for them to be able to get their work done without interruptions. https://t.co/nZBmvMy7ff

[Rachel (Weisel) Drian @RachelWeisel]

Wondering what happened with 2020 election polls? Definitive answers will take months, but @pewresearch provides some initial theories (and ideas for how to test them), along with what each would mean for our ability to trust polls about policy issues: https://t.co/mScRV8aYTU

[Carroll Doherty @CarrollDoherty]

Today's high-stakes election. Share of voters who say it 'really matters' who wins the presidential election at its highest point in two decades.
https://t.co/nCwJQeKJTr
#Election2020

[Michael Dimock @MichaelDimock]

Election day tip from my recent piece on the value of polling: Be patient, accept the uncertainty of the moment and wait for election results and rigorous polling data to tell us what the voters decided and why. https://t.co/BPRvunAVxK

[Pew Research Fact Tank @FactTank]

Americans Rx for the nation: @MichaelDimock and @lrainie write in @RealClearNews that more than eight in 10 adults believe the level of confidence in the federal government and in each other can be improved. https://t.co/ahEXNYYGiU

[Jeff Gottfried @gottfriedjeff]

Really excited about our brand new @pewresearch report that culminates a yearlong study on American's views of the news media. https://t.co/PnRDRUVqZV

[Michael Dimock @MichaelDimock]

A must read: @pewresearch's Courtney Kennedy expertly explains what the public should know about polling as we approach the November #2020Election https://t.co/nlsZUNqQr3

[Claudia Deane @c_deane]

Republicans, Democrats differ over factors K-12 schools should consider in deciding whether to reopen https://t.co/4Z2GWkYR2y

[Yo-Yo Ma @YoYo_Ma]

I'll never forget the way Ennio Morricone described music as “energy, space, and time.” It is, perhaps, the most concise and accurate description I’ve ever heard. We'll truly miss him. This is the Love Theme from "Cinema Paradiso." #EnnioMorricone