W. M. Halm
@wmhalm.bsky.social
Will Halm Ph.D. student in Political Science at Berkeley parties | populism | public opinion
Huge thank you to my co-authors on this project!
Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World@sociusjournal.bsky.social · 8mo agoWho is included in #PoC? M. Abasacal, A. Armenta, & @wmhalm.bsky.social's new #Socius article on #Americans’ application of the “Person of Color” label uses a conjoint #surveyexperiment to compare attributes including #ancestry, #skincolor, and #selfidentification Read: doi.org/10.1177/2378...
📃 NEW PAPER 📃 Excited to release a new paper, “Who polices which boundaries? How racial self-identification affects external classification,” with co-authors Maria Abascal, Amada Armenta & @wmhalm.bsky.social. Forthcoming in the American Journal of Sociology. URL: osf.io/preprints/so... Brief 🧵
While we're all for a brief moment thinking about polling in mayoral elections, just a reminder that my co-authors & I on this JREP article 👇 found that polling non-white voters & voters with less education can be really hard, especially in primaries. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Getting the Race Wrong: A Case Study of Sampling Bias and Black Voters in Online, Opt-In Polls | Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics | Cambridge Core
Getting the Race Wrong: A Case Study of Sampling Bias and Black Voters in Online, Opt-In Polls - Volume 9 Issue 3
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Dan Hopkins@dhopkins1776.bsky.social · last yr.Here is a plot showing the shifting support across the Democratic mayoral candidates in our @today.yougov.com two-wave panel of NYC Democrats. * Our second wave was May 27-June 16. * Cuomo -> 47% of first-choice preferences. * Mamdani -> 22% of first-choices preferences.