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The University of Michigan's Center for Political Studies (CPS) tweets about social science research, politics, policy, and free data resources.

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    18 hours ago

    Jowei Chen from was featured in on how he helped North Carolina fix its gerrymandered legislative districts by writing a computer program to draw more equitable maps.

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    23 hours ago

    Walter Mebane is a political science professor specializing in election forensics, which develops statistical and computational tools for determining whether election results are accurate. In this clip, he discusses election security. Full Q&A:

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    23 hours ago

    Early voting is underway — wondering which type, by mail or in person, will be best for you? Voting experts, including ' Vincent Hutchings, offer advice on how to make sure you get your vote in for the :

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  4. 23 hours ago

    The common view of politics today is of a divide between Democrats and Republicans, write & . But they say that focus obscures another gulf - between those who follow politics closely and those who don’t.

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  5. Oct 20

    Hillary Clinton & Trump were two of the least popular presidential candidates since polling began, says Ken Kollman. "Clinton had a more difficult time compared to previous Dem. candidates connecting with blue-collar workers, African Americans & Latinos."

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  6. Oct 20

    Only 2 more weeks until Election Day. What's the current state of public opinion and media coverage of the campaign? Mike Traugott, , and gave a thorough review in their latest talk. View a recording and recap on the CPS Blog

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  7. Oct 19

    Dr. Lupia will give the keynote at an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of CPS on Oct 29. He will offer examples of social science research’s increasing public value and detail how we can serve others more effectively in the years ahead.

    Event flyer for the talk "Now More than Ever: The Increasing Public Value of Social Science Research" on October 29
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  8. Oct 19

    Congratulations to , who will be honored as the Gerald R Ford Distinguished University Professor of Political Science at a ceremony today. This professorship recognizes faculty for exceptional achievement and excellence in teaching and service.

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    Oct 19

    I don't know of anyone in polisci more holistically field-transforming than Vince Hutchings. His scholarship is brilliant, and his grad mentorship is unparalleled. He's a big part of how Michigan polisci hooded ~2x more Black & Latinx PhDs than the 2nd most school since the 90s.

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    Congratulations to Vincent Hutchings, who is being honored as a University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor today. This professorship recognizes Dr. Hutchings' work to promote the university’s goals of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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  10. Oct 19

    Vincent Hutchings will discuss the upcoming U.S. presidential election at a free, public event this Thursday, Oct. 22 at 4pm Eastern.

    Event flyer for Perspectives on the 2020 Presidential Election on October 22
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  11. Oct 19

    Congratulations to Vincent Hutchings, who is being honored as a University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor today. This professorship recognizes Dr. Hutchings' work to promote the university’s goals of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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    Oct 17

    Look forward to sharing "China's Gilded Age" with the American Bar Association. Didn't expect my book to be relevant to lawyers. But that's exactly the thrill of being an author - your readers open your horizon 🌄🌄🌄

    Join us on Thurs. 10/22 at 12 EST for our monthly Committee meeting featuring University of Michigan Political Science Professor Yuen Yuen Ang, author of the book entitled China's Gilded Age: The Paradox of Economic Boom and Vast Corruption.
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    Oct 17

    How do people form their opinions on gender issues? Nancy Burns () and Katherine Gallagher () provide a framework for reviewing existing literature. Download for free: 

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    Oct 17

    . political scientists will provide an update on the 2020 election, focusing on the current state of public opinion about the candidates and key issues during the Insights event on Oct. 22.

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  15. Oct 17

    Which are the most important factors shaping ? , Vincent Hutchings, and will discuss the state of the election on Thurs, Oct 22 at 4 PM EDT. Part of the series. Live-stream link at

    Event flyer for "Perspectives on the 2020 Presidential Election" on October 22, 2020.
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  16. Oct 16

    In his talk, presented findings from The Breakthrough, a project from , , , , & CPS that surveys Americans to ask what they remember hearing about the candidates. Read more

    graph showing the words that respondents recall hearing about Biden
    graph showing the words that respondents recall hearing about Trump
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  17. Oct 16

    President Trump is getting outsized proportions of news coverage during this election cycle, according to data presented by . This year, for every 10 candidate mentions, 7-8 of them are about Trump, and 2-3 of them are about Biden.

    Balance of Coverage, 1980-2020
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  18. Oct 16

    When asked in a recent poll whether will be free and fair, only a quarter of respondents said yes. Michael Traugott discussed this and other polling on the candidates and their policies in his talk. View a recording and recap at

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    Oct 15

    “U.S.-China relations during ” featuring Senior Fellow Emeritus Ken Lieberthal and Professors and Ann Lin. 📆 October 20 🕒 10 - 11 AM EDT Moderated by . Presented with , , WDC, and IPC.

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    Oct 15

    Happening tonight. Vince Hutchings on Ask a Political Scientist with . If you’re teaching American politics to undergrads, this should be a great conversation for them to tune into!

    Tomorrow night we welcome the incredible legends Vince Hutchings ( & ) and to the Ask a Political Scientist YouTube stage! Don't miss our conversation about race, politics, and where to go from here! Donations --> !
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