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Data/Polling/Quant methods at HIT Strategies.
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I'm planning to do a bunch more analysis but want to do it in a coherent way, not as random tweets
I'm planning to do a bunch more analysis but want to do it in a coherent way, not as random tweets
I'm undecided if I'm broadly sharing my cleaned version, but definitely won't until I've written the longer piece I'm planning.
But there isn't a technical reason you couldn't run something like that.
I'm undecided if I'm broadly sharing my cleaned version, but definitely won't until I've written the longer piece I'm planning.
But there isn't a technical reason you couldn't run something like that.
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H/T to @benjrosenblatt.bsky.social
for his geography data which is vital create a comprehensive CVR.
H/T to @benjrosenblatt.bsky.social
for his geography data which is vital create a comprehensive CVR.
4) Lander(!) was the largest beneficiary when Adams was eliminated, getting 31% of the transfers.
4) Lander(!) was the largest beneficiary when Adams was eliminated, getting 31% of the transfers.
Mamdani received 56% of Lander's transfers, 23% were exhausted, and 21% went to Cuomo.
Mamdani received 56% of Lander's transfers, 23% were exhausted, and 21% went to Cuomo.
More so that Wiley voters ranked other folks who had already been eliminated (e.g. Stringer, Morales, and Donovan)
More so that Wiley voters ranked other folks who had already been eliminated (e.g. Stringer, Morales, and Donovan)
This is an older table I ran on most common ballots which is also helpful context here.
This is an older table I ran on most common ballots which is also helpful context here.