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Ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month, who is considered Hispanic in the U.S. today? How do the federal government and others define and count the Hispanic population? And what role does race play in this classification? Find the answers to these questions and more ??

How do Democrats and Republicans describe themselves? Pew Research Center's Andy Cerda dives into the data.?#USPolitics

If you are a journalist curious about how to write about public opinion polls, we have some tips for you in a new article Katherine Schaeffer and I wrote for the The Investigative Reporters and Editors Journal. Check it out! https://pewrsr.ch/3XDtojF

Really enjoyed teaming up with Scott on this election season resource for journalists. If you’ve ever wondered how to factor the margin of error into your polling writeup, or whether survey aggregators yield more trustworthy results than individual polls — this Investigative Reporters and Editors Journal piece is for you!

Associate Panel Manager Dana Popky explains the different types of polls: government surveys, issue polls, election polls, and market research. Learn more about polling basics here: https://lnkd.in/gTwhxQee

Ahead of tonight's debate, check out the latest edition of our #Election2024 newsletter.

According to the latest Center survey, most White Christians say they would vote for Trump or lean toward doing so if the election were today, including: - 82% of White evangelical Protestants - 61% of White Catholics - 58% of White nonevangelical Protestants More on how U.S. religious groups view Harris and Trump, as well as key election issues like the economy, immigration, health care, and more: https://pewrsr.ch/3XhE2LD

With less than two months before the November election, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump bring contrasting strengths and weaknesses to the presidential contest. Trump’s key advantage is on the economy, while Harris leads on abortion and on several personal traits and characteristics. #Election2024

How do I know what’s high-quality polling? A reputable polling organization will make available some basic information about how the poll was conducted, how the questions were asked and what questions were asked. If the organization won’t provide that information, you shouldn’t trust its polls.

As the 79th United Nations General Assembly opens on Sept. 10, people around the world generally see the UN in a positive light: a median of 58% across 35 countries have a favorable view, while 31% have a negative view, according to a Spring Center survey.