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The Strength In Numbers Podcast with G. Elliott Morris

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Independent, data-driven analysis of politics, public opinion polls, and elections. From author, journalist, and pollster G. Elliott Morris. www.gelliottmorris.com

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On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, G. Elliott Morris and David Nir show what could happen if the polls are underestimating either Democrats or Republicans ahead of the November elections. Given Democr... more

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On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, G. Elliott Morris and David Nir explain why polls could underestimate either the Democrats or the Republicans this November. You can make a good case either way.

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This is an upload of a guest appearance on Paul Krugman’s Substack, recorded September 30, 2026.

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Paul Krugman had David Nir, who co-hosts the SIN podcast with me, and me on his weekly interview show this Thur... more

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On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, Elliott Morris and David Nir walk through the current electoral state of play just over one month out from the 2026 midterm elections.

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David Nir
Co-host/analyst; contributor to Downballot
Strength In Numbers / The Downballot
Episode: Paul Krugman, Elliott Morris, and David Nir on the blue wave
Rajiv Sethi
Professor of economics at Barnard College, Columbia University; author of Imperfect Information
Barnard College, Columbia University
Episode: Deep Dive episode: Everything you wanted to know about prediction markets, with Rajiv Sethi
Mary Radcliffe
Head of Research at FiftyPlusOne
FiftyPlusOne
Episode: A troubling trend of fake polls and lying pollsters, with FiftyPlusOne’s Mary Radcliffe
Peter Enns
Political scientist and survey methodologist, founder of Verasight
Verasight
Episode: Deep Dive episode: What if our leaders are actually more responsive to public opinion than we think?
Ben Wikler
Former chair of the State Democratic Party of Wisconsin; author of This Is the Plan
Wisconsin Democratic Party; author
Episode: Deep Dive episode: Ben Wikler has a plan to save democracy
Seth Masket
Political scientist, University of Denver
University of Denver
Episode: Deep Dive episode: Political scientists were right about Trump
Lee Drutman
Senior fellow at the New America Foundation; author of Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop
New America Foundation
Episode: Deep Dive episode: Democracy 2.0, with Lee Drutman
Adrienne March
Speaker with Altam Insight (attendee question)
Altam Insight
Episode: Voters rate the Democrats poorly — but are voting for them anyway
Joy Wilke
Senior Director of Polling at BlueLabs
BlueLabs
Episode: Deep Dive episode: Voters say they want "somebody that's for us"

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Elliott Morris
Host of The Strength In Numbers Podcast; presents data-driven analysis on polls and elections
David Neer
Co-host; contributes data-driven perspectives and polling insights

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 33 ratings
  • Awesome Politics podcast

    I really like this podcast. Found out about via Dr. Heather Cox Richardson so you know it’s good!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    0___d
    United States2 months ago
  • Stats > Vibes

    I miss 538 man. But this feels like the next best thing now that it’s gone (also check out Galen Drukes podcast if you miss it like I do)

    I’m glad Elliott was ahead of the early 2025 vibes saying that Trump was some type of immortal force that couldn’t be stopped. That he did not get sucked into the narratives makes me trust him all the more, he doesn’t need to retroactively pretend like he was saying that the whole time like so many cable news talking heads are doing.

    Keep up the good work El... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alajdhahsjajsh
    United States5 months ago
  • Scott & Kara recommend

    Done well and you didn't disappoint.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Okcorral
    United States5 months ago
  • Excellent! Listen up

    A real polling pro with sound analysis.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ped2468
    United States6 months ago
  • Must listen for political junkies

    All the smart political voices I listen to worship G. Elliott and his work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blue Plains 101
    United States7 months ago

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Listeners praise the host's data-centric approach and clear polling explanations.

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Paul Krugman, Elliott Morris, and David Nir on the blue wave
Q: How confident are you in the polling given the nonresponse bias and changing communication channels?
We are less than perfectly confident, so we simulate many possible outcomes to account for potential polling errors, and we look for red flags in how respondents mirror the overall population rather than just raw poll averages.
Deep Dive episode: What if our leaders are actually more responsive to public opinion than we think?
Q: What does your reanalysis imply about whether public opinion overall shapes policy when you account for interest groups?
Even after controlling for mass-based and business-based interest groups, there is evidence that public opinion matters and policy aligns with broad public sentiment more than the original, more pessimistic claims suggested.
Deep Dive episode: What if our leaders are actually more responsive to public opinion than we think?
Q: How does Simpson's Paradox affect the interpretation of policy responsiveness in this dataset?
Filtering the data to only cases where groups disagree creates a paradox where underlying positive responsiveness by all groups is masked, and the overall estimate appears flat or negative when all data are pooled.
Deep Dive episode: What if our leaders are actually more responsive to public opinion than we think?
Q: Peter, recap the Gillens and Page finding briefly and why it became so influential.
The core idea was that policy often tracked the affluent's preferences more than the middle- or lower-income groups, which fueled a narrative that democracy primarily serves the rich; the episode then examines how the analysis can be sensitive to methodological choices and data filtering.
I talk about my Friday column with Ryan Lizza
Q: How should analysts interpret polling errors and expectations in off-year elections?
Polling errors often come from attempting to weight samples to past elections; off-year electorates differ, and adjusting for that without new benchmarks leads to systematic biases; analysts should recalibrate expectations rather than overinterpret single-cycle outcomes.

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A data-driven political analysis show that leans into polling, elections, and institutional dynamics. Episodes often dissect current events through rigorous numbers, focusing on how public opinion shifts, the accuracy of polls, and the mechanics of redistricting and electoral reform. Notable episodes feature scholars and practitioners explaining complex concepts like proportional representation, the two-party system, and how demographic groups engage with politics, all grounded in accessible data visualizations and real-world implications. The format blends technical analysis with clear storytelling, making it helpful for listeners who want to understand what the numbers imply for policy, campaigns, and democracy. The show stands out for it... more

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