Bernard Tamas
@bernardtamas.bsky.social
Professor of Politics | Dad & Husband | Author of book on US Third Parties http://amzn.to/3BOXiEu | Coined the term "asymmetrical disproportionality" https://t.co/ZCLSPSUOma | Media commentator on elections | Standard disclaimers (he/him)
As professors, mentoring students is a big perk of our careers. An even greater perk is when we get to work with diligent students who are equally invested in the mentorship. Alyssa Archer is an impressive researcher with a bright future ahead of her #PoliticalScience #polisciresearch @scholars.org
December 5, 2024 at 2:35 PM
As professors, mentoring students is a big perk of our careers. An even greater perk is when we get to work with diligent students who are equally invested in the mentorship. Alyssa Archer is an impressive researcher with a bright future ahead of her #PoliticalScience #polisciresearch @scholars.org
As my journal article in The Forum explained, an inherent pro-GOP bias in the Electoral College makes Dems winning the popular vote and still losing the presidency a very real possibility. This is consistent with Nate Silver's analysis of new polling: www.degruyter.com/document/doi...
July 31, 2024 at 5:47 PM
As my journal article in The Forum explained, an inherent pro-GOP bias in the Electoral College makes Dems winning the popular vote and still losing the presidency a very real possibility. This is consistent with Nate Silver's analysis of new polling: www.degruyter.com/document/doi...