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Cecilia Bisogno

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Jake Grumbach@jakemgrumbach.bsky.social · last yr.

Obama 2010 (Koch brothers spending massively on Republicans): Citizens United should be overturned, money in politics corrupts Clinton 2016, Biden 2020 (Koch brothers sit out, most billionaires are anti-Trump): hey jack, don’t worry about it, it’s all good 2024:

Top Donors in 2024 Election These totals combine contributions to campaign committees and independent expenditure groups. Notably missing from the list is prominent Democratic donor George Soros, who donated $179 million during the 2022 campaign. Much of that money was not spent until the 2024 election cycle. • Solidly Republican/Conservative Solidly Democratic/Liberal Leans Republican/Conservative Elon Musk Timothy Mellon Miriam Adelson Richard & Elizabeth Uihlein Kenneth C. Griffin Jeffrey & Janine Yass Paul Singer Michael Bloomberg Dustin Moskovitz Marc Andreessen Ben & Felicia Horowitz Stephen Schwarzman Timothy Dunn Reid Hoffman Rob Bigelow Diane Hendricks James & Marilyn Simons John Joe Ricketts Patrick & Shirley Ryan Fred Eychaner Stephen Jr. & Susan Mandel Warren Stephens Laura Perlmutter Deborah Simon Vince & Linda McMahon $291,482,587 $197,047,200 $148,304,900 $143,498,936 $108,402,284 $101,128,680 $66,800,800 $64,339,734 $50,671,800 $42,365,113 $42,114,154 $40,202,039 $35,780,200 $35,390,504 $34,991,500 $33,165,417 $32,397,013 $32,273,650 $32,198,116 $31,587,600 $27,263,900 $25,895,650 $25,344,890 $24,583,908 $23,961,659 "Solid" donors give more than 85% to one side; "Leans" donors give 60%-80% to one side; "On the Fence" donors give 40%-59% to each side. Source: OpenSecrets • Created with Datawrapper
Catherine Fraser@cathfraser.bsky.social · last yr.

"A new poll from @dataforprogress.org finds that likely voters largely oppose the U.S. taking ownership of each location...Majorities oppose the U.S. taking Greenland, Canada, and most starkly, Gaza. Only 23% want the U.S. to control Gaza, while 62% oppose that idea."

Bar chart of polling data from Data For Progress. Title: Voters Oppose the U.S. Taking Ownership of the Panama Canal, Greenland, Canada, and Gaza. Description: Do you support or oppose the United States taking ownership of the following areas? The Panama Canal — Support: 40%, Oppose: 46% Greenland — Support: 32%, Oppose: 54% Canada — Support: 27%, Oppose: 62% Gaza — Support: 24%, Oppose: 62% February 8–9, 2025 survey of 1,201 U.S. likely voters.
Daily Kos@dailykos.com · last yr.

Trump’s 2025 imperialist tour: Buy Greenland, invade Gaza, take back the Panama Canal, and—just to keep things ridiculous—rename the Gulf of Mexico.

Matt Grossmann@mattgrossmann.bsky.social · 2y ago

New CongressData update with its r packages & web app: cspp.ippsr.msu.edu/congress/ We now have 1,000 variables at the district-member-year level, including 9 new data sources with area crosswalks, activist presence, primaries, environmental data, broadband, & legislative style

CongressData

The CongressData Project aims to compile, disseminate, and encourage the use of data relevant to research of the US Congress and tracks member-level variables across the states across time. We have gathered more than 900 variables from various sources and assembled them into one large, useful dataset. We hope this project will become a 'one-stop shop' for academics, policy analysts, students, and researchers looking for variables germane to the study of the US Congress.

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Data for Progress@dataforprogress.org · 2y ago

NEW: Our comprehensive post-election report examines the factors that led to Trump's win, using longitudinal data collected throughout 2024. Primarily, we find that voters were upset with the economy and the status quo.

Trump Voters Say They Voted for Him Because He Is a Change From the Biden-Harris Administration and Will Secure the Border. Description: Which of the following best describes why you voted for Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election? Response Options: A) He is a much-needed change from the current Biden-Harris administration B) He will secure the border and deport illegal immigrants C) He will lower costs D) He will keep jobs in America E) He will stop extremism around gender, race, and sexuality in our culture F) He will lower my taxes G) Other H) None of these 2024 Trump voters — 36% chose A, 26% chose B, 14% chose C, 10% chose D, 5% chose E, 3% chose F, 5% chose G, 1% chose H Independent / Third party — 46% chose A, 21% chose B, 10% chose C, 9% chose D, 3% chose E, 2% chose F, 8% chose G, 0% chose H Republican — 34% chose A, 28% chose B, 15% chose C, 9% chose D, 5% chose E, 4% chose F, 4% chose G, 1% chose H November 15–18, 2024 survey of 612 likely voters who voted for Trump
Cecilia Bisogno@cbisogno.bsky.social · 2y ago

Recent DFP polling similarly finds that CFPB's actions on medical debt collection and banking are overwhelmingly popular across party lineshttps://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2024/11/21/voters-overwhelmingly-support-the-consumer-financial-protection-bureaus-recent-actions

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Revolving Door Project@revolvingdoordc.bsky.social · 2y ago

At a Senate hearing today, Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) claimed that CFPB Director Rohit Chopra’s continued efforts to protect consumers went against the wishes of the American public. But the truth is that Americans across party lines support the CFPB’s fight.

Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology@jssam.bsky.social · 2y ago

New issue alert! Multiple survey requests, QR codes, consent to link, web surveys, data integration models, imputation, small area estimation, multiple error sources and more, plus a farewell letter from the outgoing editors! academic.oup.com/jssam/issue/...

Volume 12 Issue 5 | Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology | Oxford Academic

An official journal of the American Association for Public Opinion Research. Publishes cutting edge scholarly articles on statistical and methodological issues for sample surveys, censuses, administra...

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