Emerson College Redefines Political Polling Landscape
Innovative data collection methods has helped make Emerson College Polling a highly respected polling organization.
Emerson College Students and Faculty Discuss Polls, Politics at Debate Watch Party
Before the debate, Emerson Polling Director Spencer Kimball and a political reporter for the Globe discussed the presidential race.
Kimball on Who Might Be Harris’ Running Mate: WHDH
Kimball said voters want someone younger than 60.
Raynauld on Partisan ‘Pink Slime’ Sites: TechNewsWorld
Pink slime sites are often political, but not always. Sometimes they’re dating websites.
Graduates Share Reflections on Journey at Hooding Ceremony
Students celebrated with friends, family, faculty, and staff at the Shubert Theater
House on Why Black Americans Should Commemorate Liberia’s History: The Hill
“What is important for Black History Month is the appreciation of the daring shown by the early pioneers — how they dreamed of building a free and prosperous state during the time of slavery, how they embarked on that dream, and how the dream might be applied in Black communities today.”
Gellman on What Bukele’s Second Term Means for El Salvador: Latin America Advisor
El Salvador may be the model for Latin America’s next authoritarian wave.
Iowa Caucus Deep Freeze Didn’t Stop WEBN’s Hot Coverage
Students spoke with numerous Republican presidential candidates and political figures.
Kimball on Survey about God, Heaven, Hell, Religion and More: The News Journal
Emerson College Polling Director and Associate Professor Spencer Kimball spoke with The News Journal about God, people’s belief in miracles, and more. Kimball spoke about a RealClear Opinion Research poll that … Continue Reading Kimball on Survey about God, Heaven, Hell, Religion and More: The News Journal
Kimball on How Polling Works, Trends Among Young Voters, and Third Party Candidates: RealClearPolitics Podcast
In some states text messaging is becoming prohibited. Each state has different rules that might impact what Emerson Polling is allowed to use, said Kimball.