
Independent, data-driven analysis of politics, public opinion polls, and elections. From author, journalist, and pollster G. Elliott Morris. www.gelliottmorris.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, Elliott and David dig into Elliott’s newsletter piece arguing the conventional wisdom on polling error might have it backwards this cycle — that the polls could be understating Democratic support, not overs... more
On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, Elliott and David react to the first night of “Trumpapalooza,” the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, and explain why its proponents misunderstand what low-turnout Republican voters actually want. We ... more
On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, Elliott is reunited with David (who is back from a short break to recover from knee surgery) to discuss how Trump continues to alienate voters ahead of the midterms. Polls also show more Republicans than ev... more
On this week’s Strength In Numbers podcast, Elliott is joined by Rajiv Sethi , professor of economics at Barnard College, Columbia University, and author of the Substack Imperfect Information (currently on hiatus as he finishes a forthcoming book), f... more
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I really like this podcast. Found out about via Dr. Heather Cox Richardson so you know it’s good!
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
Done well and you didn't disappoint.
A real polling pro with sound analysis.
All the smart political voices I listen to worship G. Elliott and his work.
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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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