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Showcasing @electionstudies 2024 data on @CNN @CNNTheStoryIs this week to highlight things on which people agree. We hear so much about disagreement, @Elex_Michaelson & I thought it’d be nice to hear about agreement for a change!

Given the debate about the Democratic congressional delegation's ideological movement--maybe useful to see just how far left Democratic people have shifted in the last 15 years--especially on race and economics. Data from @electionstudies CDF & 2024 timeseries

It includes more than 2,000 respondents who answered the pre- and post-election surveys in each election. In addition, it includes responses from panel maintenance surveys in 2019, 2022, and 2024. Enjoy these ANES panel data!

ANES Data Release! https://t.co/pyraGPqqyM... The 3-wave ANES panel is now available. It merges data from 3 election studies (2016-2020-2024), the first time the ANES has collected interviews of the same respondents across 3 presidential elections.

Cool application of these @electionstudies data in the @nytimes today... but I still prefer the static version!

Might be of interest to those teaching American politics -- motivated reasoning in retrospective economic/personal/geostrategic evaluation has been a stable part of presidential elections for 40 years. Data from the @electionstudies CDF and 2024 timeseries.

So much talk of political violence in the headlines these days, but what do the ANES 2024 Time Series data say?

There is a decline in reported volunteerism in the newly released data from the American National Election Studies (@electionstudies). 1/n

The ANES project provides these tools as a resource for political observers, students, teachers, social scientists, journalists, policymakers, and the general public. We're glad to have been able to update these interactive tools with new data ahead of the new academic semester.

The third, the ANES Continuity Guide, offers a comprehensive list of ANES questions, organized thematically. For each question, the tool displays every year in which the question appeared in the Time Series, beginning in 1952.

The second, the ANES Question Search tool, allows users to enter searches for survey questions that have appeared in ANES Time Series Studies. Search results display questions by year, along with any associated question text and (where available) codebook records.

These web-based, dynamic apps can be accessed via the Data Tools section of the ANES website. The first is the Guide to Public Opinion and Electoral Behavior, with >200 graphs displaying the ebbs and flows of public opinion, electoral behavior, and choice in American politics.

We're pleased to announce that our three data exploration and visualization tools have been updated with data from the Full Release of the ANES 2024 Time Series Study.

🆕NEW PUB!🆕 How does an authoritarian personality relate to attitudes on gun control? In this study, the authors propose a model where exposure to partisan media acts as a mediator. ➡️@UTAustin @NJU1902 @jssyczc Read it: 👀 https://t.co/yM09UWEAbB

From the ANES 2020: Should federal spending on #SocialSecurity be increased, decreased, or kept the same? Weighted totals: 55.8% increased, 4.4% decreased, and 39.9% kept the same. See the ANES Question Search: https://t.co/WnQMSny0ax

The full release of the ANES 2024 Time Series #Data is available for download. Read more here: https://t.co/OmbHCApuIM

From ANES 2020: Should the federal #MinimumWage be raised, kept the same, lowered but not eliminated, or eliminated altogether? Weighted totals for the responses: 59.8% raised, 31.8 kept the same, 2.7 lowered and 5.7 eliminated.

Among his many roles, @ArthurLupia also served as a PI for the ANES. Skip's innovation, dedication to the highest standards of data quality, and commitment to transparency in the scientific process will benefit the wider @UMich community. Congratulations to Skip!