Emerson Polling Looks to Unlock the Hispanic Vote
The research will be the focus of a spring semester course.
How Extended Voting Windows Affect Campaigns, Polls
Longer voting windows can also affect municipality coffers.
Emerson Polling Learns From Ranked-Choice Voting in NYC Mayoral Race
Emerson Polling accurately predicted the winner of the New York City Democratic mayoral primary.
Emerson Polls Cited By WaPo, Newsweek, and Yahoo About NYC Mayoral Race
Emerson Polling continues to provide insight into the New York City mayoral race.
Kimball on Election and Polling: Bloomberg
Assistant professor and director of Emerson Polling Spencer Kimball gives his perspective on this election race and polling indicators as compared to 2016 in a Bloomberg article, “Trump Bid to Repeat Poll-Defying 2016 Win Confronts Reality.”
Emerson Polling to Release Battleground State Polls on ‘Super Poll Sunday’
We asked Emerson College Polling Project Manager Isabel Holloway ’19 how it would all work.
At Emerson Polling, 2020 Is a Hotbed for Public Opinion Research
As the United States barrels through an extraordinary presidential campaign year, the Emerson College Polling staff has been steadily measuring public opinion on issues ranging from politics to public health and social justice, and news outlets across the country are taking note.
Emerson Faculty Deploy Scholarship, Creativity in Tackling COVID-19, Racial Injustice
Emerson’s Office of Research and Creative Scholarship (ORCS) has gathered together examples of faculty research, writing, artistic work, classroom projects, and media engagements around the impact of the coronavirus, police brutality, and social change. The work originates from nearly every department and institute on campus, and has continued through the summer.
Fifty Years After Kent State: Americans See It Differently
In 1970, the President’s Commission on Campus Unrest concluded that the shootings at Kent State University occurred in “the most divisive time in America since the Civil War.” When asked about the current climate in America in 2020, 41 percent of Americans polled said the country is more divided now than in 1970.
Emerson Poll: 70 Percent of Americans Worried About Catching COVID-19
A new Emerson College/Nexstar National Poll finds that while 70 percent of respondents are very worried or somewhat worried that they or an immediate family member may be infected with the novel coronavirus, a larger percentage of respondents reported being very concerned about their personal finances than their personal health.