Boston's mayoral elections are coming up. What can the financial campaign support of the two main candidates tell us about modern geo-political and economic patterns?
Analysis by Betty Nguyen, Alina Liu & Miguel Dangond:
https://t.co/Ktjlg3Jzom
What makes our #PPP2#survey stand out? We have the pleasure to collaborate with the @HarvardODP on it. They help us provide information to small business owners in a clear, digestible, & useful manner. Check out the first results of our #survey here 👉
https://t.co/a9PMVLOwHg
Thank you very much for the great talk tonight, @onyxfish!
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I'll be speaking to @HarvardODP tonight about how we build interactives at @fivethirtyeight and the 2020 forecast in particular. Access is free to all! RSVP here if you'd like to join: https://t.co/LkZIQRxdQf
Search trends and COVID cases caught people’s interest last year, but do they hold up as leading indicators? Our evaluation, now with an interactive:
https://t.co/gNt9bF6sTd
I'll be speaking to @HarvardODP tonight about how we build interactives at @fivethirtyeight and the 2020 forecast in particular. Access is free to all! RSVP here if you'd like to join: https://t.co/LkZIQRxdQf
Although seniors and most juniors were invited to live on campus, only 50% of seniors & 40% of juniors said they intended to do so. Many will instead move into Boston-area off-campus housing, with net more sophomores taking time off
My latest for HODP:
https://t.co/vRbyi1sK2E
... systematic polling error in Trump’s favor can make the race really close. However, if polling is close, we’re heading towards a blowout election.
Read more to understand the difference between our two models and understand why forecasters disagree:
https://t.co/f56yKLivoY
We’re one-upping the competition with *two* models, both which predict a Biden win. But there's a lot of uncertainty this year: consistent state polling errors could tip the electoral college to Trump, as they did in 2016, and margins could be razor thin.
https://t.co/f56yKL0U0o
What’s the lesson here? The difference between a very tight race and a blowout is slim. Because of the distribution across states of support for each candidate, Trump has an edge in the electoral college compared to his popular vote share, so a relatively small, ...
We surveyed >1/4 of the Harvard student body on their fall plans — here’s what we found.
Full article and dataset available here: https://t.co/XzAFadtgyf