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As seen in: Strength in Numbers, Next Big Idea Club Podcast, The New York Times, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, ABC News, Aol, The Economist, The MIT Press, So What?, Substack and
Covers:  Anything with data, especially American politics
data-driven journalist, pollster & author of the book & Substack STRENGTH IN NUMBERS. co-founder @50plus1news. formerly Pew, 538, @theeconomist. email me not DM

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Data journalist at @TheEconomist. I write mostly about polls, elections & political science. Past @pewmethods @UTAustin🐂. Newsletter: http://thecrosstab.substack.com

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America's most (and least) popular politicians in 2026

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By G. Elliott Morris Verified
| Strength in Numbers
From time to time, Strength In Numbers accepts paid sponsorships on free, public posts to help pay for the costs of running this business. This money covers things like hired help with the podcast and polling, costs of data acquisition, and also helps offset churn in the monthly/yearly subscriber base. This post contains one short blurb from a paying sponsor, clearly marked, about halfway down the article.
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Build Your Own Forecast of the 2026 Senate Elections

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By G. Elliott Morris Verified
| Strength in Numbers
Thirty-five U.S. Senate seats are on the ballot in November 2026. This is an interactive tool for exploring what historical fundamentals imply under different scenarios — not a live forecast. What you can do Dial the national environment to set how far the cycle deviates from pure fundamentals (waves, surprise events, unpopular incumbents). Add candidate-quality shocks in any state. See the resulting map, seat totals, and win probability for each party's majority.
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Poll: 53% of Americans see grounds to impeach Trump

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By G. Elliott Morris Verified
| Strength in Numbers
This article reports results from the June 2026 Strength In Numbers/Verasight poll. You can find a methodology description, toplines, and crosstabs for this survey — as well as for all our previous poll releases — at the Strength In Numbers/Verasight poll webpage. Subscribers to Strength In Numbers have access to additional visuals and a full archive of crosstabs here. This is a fun article to write.
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