Lenny Bronner
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founding member of election bluesky
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Nathaniel Rakich
6 days ago
This is a great job for early-career polling folks. Plus, youâd get to work with the delightful
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www.disneycareers.com/en/job/washi...
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Polling Analyst at DISNEY
Learn more about applying for Polling Analyst at DISNEY
https://www.disneycareers.com/en/job/washington/polling-analyst/391/88653971152
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Quite the survey from earlier this month in Germany. 61% of Left and 52% of Green voters would like Angela Merkel back as chancellor. Compared to only 22% of voters from her own center-right party.
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8 days ago
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Ich bin gezeichnet von einem 1:1 Match, das wir gewonnen haben!
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9 days ago
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Galen Druke
14 days ago
id a 2025 post-mortem on the latest GD POLITICS pod w/
@lennybronner.com
,
@linleyann.bsky.social
& Lakshya Jain. We discussed the who, where & why behind Democrats' impressive performance + what it portends for '26. There's some Epstein file polling and moderates vs. progressives discourse too.
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A 2025 Election Post-Mortem
The numbers behind Democrats' impressive performance and what it means for 2026, plus the latest Epstein file polling.
https://www.gdpolitics.com/p/a-2025-election-post-mortem
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Kabir K.
15 days ago
Pooled and re-analyzed NJ/VA exit poll data to see which Trump voters were likeliest to vote Democrat for governor While only 5% of White Trump voters flipped, the rate was 21% for voters of color â 36% of Black voters and 17% of Latino voters And Latino women (25%) more than Latino men (10%) 1/2
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Striking difference between East and South Asian communities. In Jackson Heights Mamdani gets 60% of the vote vs. in Flushing only 35%
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22 days ago
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broke: age differential voting woke: age differential in turnout
22 days ago
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Mamdani's gains relative to the primary was really driven by the Bronx and Brooklyn, elsewhere it stayed relatively constant.
22 days ago
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Galen Druke
23 days ago
TONIGHT: REVENGE OF THE NERDS -- GD POLITICS @ 7PM ET
@baseballot.bsky.social
@rubashkin.bsky.social
@lennybronner.com
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Christine Zhang
28 days ago
Teamed up with
@shanegoldmacher.bsky.social
to take a look at the NJ governorâs race & what its results could tell us about the durability of Trumpâs 2024 gains/ârealignmentsâ
www.nytimes.com/2025/10/30/u...
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What New Jersey Could Reveal About the Rightward Shift of Hispanic Voters
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/30/us/politics/republicans-hispanics-new-jersey.html
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the naming of cats is a difficult matter
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about 1 month ago
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Galen Druke
about 2 months ago
Rebranded!!!
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try and beat me
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about 2 months ago
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Emily Giambalvo
about 2 months ago
How Americaâs favorite sports bet is fueling sportsbook profits Parlays are becoming more popular, accounting for an increasing share of the money wagered on sports, according to a Post analysis of betting data. Bettors lose billions a year on these bets.
www.washingtonpost.com/sports/inter...
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Americans canât stop betting parlays. Sportbooks are cashing in.
As betting booms, parlays are accounting for an increasing share of the money wagered on sports, according to a Washington Post analysis of state data.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/interactive/2025/parlay-popularity-odds-sportsbooks/
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Caitlin Gilbert
about 2 months ago
đ€łEXCLUSIVE: We analyzed real data from over 800 U.S. TikTok users to reveal how the app transforms casual users into power users. Extremely proud of this one, over a year in the making w/
@richardsima.bsky.social
Leslie Shapiro
@asteckelberg.bsky.social
@ence.bsky.social
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Hereâs how TikTok âpower usersâ end up scrolling 4 hours a day or more
Washington Post reporters analyzed data from over 800 TikTok users to learn how the app turns people into power users, some of whom spend hours per day scrolling.
https://wapo.st/4obueib
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Galen Druke
about 2 months ago
Demands from Dems provoked the government shutdown, but Reps are getting most of the blame so far. Why? I talked about it on GD POLITICS today w/
@lennybronner.com
and Mary Radcliffe. We also discussed that poll out of PA showing Fetterman is -20 with PA Dems, but +40 with PA Reps.
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Why Americans Blame Republicans For The Government Shutdown
Demands from Democrats provoked the shutdown, but so far Republicans are getting more blame.
https://www.gdpolitics.com/p/why-americans-blame-republicans-for
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Nathaniel Rakich
2 months ago
I'd been delinquent, but I've updated my spreadsheet of special election results. On average, Democrats have done 13 points better than a neutral baseline.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
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Presidentsâ names are getting shorter. Why? incredible investigation by
@andrewvandam.bsky.social
and
@alyssafowers.bsky.social
www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
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Galen Druke
3 months ago
On the latest GD POLITICS installment,
@lennybronner.com
and I answer your questions about the youth gender gap, Democrats' unpopularity, ChatGPT election forecasting, & more. We also chatted about the latest election results in VA 11 and... Norway!
www.gdpolitics.com/p/election-u...
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Election Updates, Listener Questions, And A Note On Charlie Kirk
A note on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
https://www.gdpolitics.com/p/election-updates-listener-questions
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3 months ago
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Dylan Freedman
3 months ago
NEW: Earlier this month, OpenAI released the latest version of ChatGPT, GPT-5, sparking online backlash at the new chatbot's less friendly tone. The scale of people's emotional attachment to the previous chatbot, GPT-4o, even surprised the company's CEO, Sam Altman.
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/19/b...
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The Chatbot Updated. Users Lost a Friend.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/19/business/the-chatbot-updated-users-lost-a-friend.html?unlocked_article_code=1.fU8.lEG8.rriq84FM4U7z&smid=url-share
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still looking for an answer to this
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4 months ago
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Chris Warshaw
4 months ago
Big update to
@upshot.nytimes.com
2024 precinct map. Now includes most of CA and CO.
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Democrats just need to run some ideological extreme candidates in toss-up districts and see what happens. For the science!
4 months ago
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Dylan Freedman
4 months ago
NEW from
@kashhill.bsky.social
and me: Over three weeks in May, a man became convinced by ChatGPT that the fate of the world rested on his shoulders. Otherwise perfectly sane, Allan Brooks is part of a growing number of people getting into chatbot-induced delusional spirals. This is his story.
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Chatbots Can Go Into a Delusional Spiral. Hereâs How It Happens.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/08/technology/ai-chatbots-delusions-chatgpt.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ck8.cKPT.y8fZxEdwt8Ny&smid=url-share
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if you had to set yourself a reminder for 2045, how would you do that?
4 months ago
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Galen Druke
4 months ago
Data extraordinaire
@lennybronner.com
and I opened up the mailbag on the latest GD POLITICS episode. It's in your feeds now and it's a good one... "Gaza, Gen Z, And A Gay President"
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What if Trumpâs gains with minorities werenât about Trump at all?
@andrewvandam.bsky.social
and I took a look at recent election results in NYC, Toronto and London and tried to figure out why we're seeing similar trends in all three cities
www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
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David Karol
5 months ago
Dems' education-based turnout advantage may be reduced in midterms compared to special elections, since turnout is higher in midterms. But it won't be zero. A swing against the President's party is normal. Dems need to gain only 3 seats to flip the House. It's be surprising if they didn't manage.
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Democrats are dominating special elections. But is that as good a sign for them as it used to be? I looked at the history -- and whatâs shifting now.
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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What Democratic swings in special elections mean for 2026
Special election results are providing insight into the 2026 election outlook, with Democrats making significant gains across the country.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/06/27/democratic-special-election-gains/
5 months ago
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were you looking for another article on the Pew data released today? we got you covered: Trump shook Democratsâ hold on non-White voters in 2024, report finds w/
@sfcpoll.bsky.social
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
5 months ago
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Scott Clement
5 months ago
Trump shook Democratsâ hold on non-White voters in 2024 - our story with
@lennybronner.com
on the
@pewresearch.org
2024 validated voter survey
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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Trump shook Democratsâ hold on non-White voters in 2024, report finds
A Pew study of the 2024 election also found that higher turnout probably would not have helped Harris win.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/06/26/trump-harris-non-white-voters-pew-survey/
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sometimes it does also come down to turnout
5 months ago
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broke: trying to infer election outcomes from yard signs woke: trying to infer election outcomes from google trends bespoke: trying to infer election outcomes from poll wait times
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Galen Druke
6 months ago
What exactly happened in 2024? Come crosstab diving with Mary Radcliffe,
@lennybronner.com
, and me on the latest GD POLITICS episode.
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80 years of VergangenheitsbewÀltigung and President Trump just...
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6 months ago
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Something I hadn't noticed before in
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analysis: while 2022 was the first midterm since 1990 where the electorate was whiter than the previous midterm, in 2024 earlier trend continues, the 2024 electorate was less white than 2020
michaelmcdonald.substack.com/p/2024-votin...
6 months ago
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OpenElections
6 months ago
Do we know anyone who lives near Karnes County, Texas, and would be willing to go to the county clerk's office in Karnes City, fill out a form and pay $10 in cash for precinct-level election results? Because that's what they've told us needs to happen.
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TIL that MA archives their election results with the correct (if confusing when looking things up quickly) color scheme
electionstats.state.ma.us/elections/vi...
6 months ago
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A Russian spy story? Obviously must have some Ăsterreichbezug
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6 months ago
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G Elliott Morris
6 months ago
New article from me about polling in 2024/going forward. Are the pollsters who did the best in 2024 and 2020 on to something? Or are they just pushing their data toward Republicans and getting lucky when everyone else gets hit by nonresponse? Link:
www.gelliottmorris.com/p/the-best-p...
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fwiw, I think the part of my job that is software engineering will be automated before the part of my job that is journalism (at least the non-writing part of journalism)
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6 months ago
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Simon Hix
7 months ago
Tories squeezed: losing seats in the North and Midlands to Reform, and seats in the South and South West to the Lib Dems, eg.
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Will Jenningsđđłïž
7 months ago
We now have >250 wards/divisions reported and an increasingly clear picture of the Reform vote. It is higher in areas with fewer graduates, more people with no qualifications, areas where more people are employed in primary industries (e.g. manufacturing) and areas with more older people.
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Nathaniel Rakich
7 months ago
Where things stand the morning after the election in Canada: đŽ155 seats called for the Liberals đ”133 for the Conservatives đŠ21 for the Bloc QuĂ©bĂ©cois đ 5 for the New Democrats đą1 for the Greens The 28 uncalled seats will determine whether Liberals get a majority (172):
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There were state elections in my hometown of Vienna yesterday! Contrary to the zeitgeist, the governing coalition gained in % compared to the last election. This is actually the second time in a row that this happened (after 2015-2020), though both times it was caused by falling turnout.
7 months ago
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Is FL-01 the KS-04 of this cycle?
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8 months ago
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Narrowly looking at Dane county precincts only, Crawford saw a larger shift from Harris' in places with lower turnout relative to November
8 months ago
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Gonna tell my kids that this was the emerging Democratic majority
8 months ago
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