Event Details: Following networking and light refreshments, we will hear from Emily Jennings about her experience managing data-collection for KFF’s surveys of immigrants over the past three years. This event is cosponsored by PANJAAPOR and Temple Political Science. When: Thursday April 16 from 6:00-8:00 PM. Where: Temple University Center City, Room 222, 1515 Market St (Rear […]

Event Details: TIGHT RACE, BIG STAKES: Polling the NJ & NYC Elections- PANJAAPOR is co-sponsoring a webinar panel discussion with the Eagleton Institute of Politics and NJ.com on polling the upcoming NJ gubernatorial and NYC mayoral elections with experts Dr. Daniel Cassino, Dr. Don Levy, Dr. Ashley Koning, and Alyssa Maurice, moderated by Tom Martello.

Event Details: AAPOR is hosting a free community forum on Friday, October 24 from 12:00-1:00 PM ET via Zoom on current challenges to federal research. Join fellow AAPOR members for a facilitated conversation exploring significant shifts in federal research and the growing wave of career transitions. Share your insights and learn from others as we

Event Details: 📢 Upcoming Virtual Event: Partisan Expressive Responding: What We Know & How We Know it 📢 Do partisans lie in surveys? Join us as leading scholars unpack the research behind partisan expressive responding—how it’s measured, what the findings reveal, and why it matters for public opinion research. Monday, June 9 12:00-1:00 PM EST

PANJAAPOR is cohosting an exciting event with the Princeton Survey Research Center on March 19th! Ruth Igielnik, Survey Editor at the New York Times, will be speaking on assessing public opinion in Trump’s second term. Date: March 19, 2025Time: 4:30 PMLocation:  Robertson Hall Bowl 001, School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University Link- https://psrc.princeton.edu/news/any-buyers%E2%80%99-remorse-assessing-public-opinion-trump%E2%80%99s-return-presidencyDescription:

Event Details: PANJAAPOR and NYAAPOR are hosting the annual Young Public Opinion Scholars Competition on Thursday, April 24, 2025 over Zoom. Undergraduates, graduate students, and young professionals (who have completed their degree within the last year) with research projects in the fields of public opinion and public opinion methodology are encouraged to apply. Participants will

An insightful discussion on the substantial rise in the multiracial population estimate between the 2019 American Community Survey and the 2020 Census. This event delved into the factors behind the increase, explored the impact of changes in Census methodology and racial classification practices. We critically assessed the federal policy shifts and propose a new approach

Description Polling is in flux — if not crisis — due to embarrassing polling failures and widespread abandonment of the random sampling techniques that built the field.  We need strong theory linked to practical considerations to fortify the field so that it can handle current and future challenges.  The polling community is overwhelmingly focused on

Conducting Effective Surveys with Immigrant and Refugee Populations When: November 2, Noon to 1pm An engaging online event where we will explore the art of conducting surveys with immigrant and refugee populations. Ashley Kirzinger of the KFF and Timothy Triplett of the Urban Institute will discuss their approaches, strategies, and lessons learned in surveying U.S.

“American Public Opinion on Climate Change” WHEN:  Thursday October 27 from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM Eastern (US) WHAT:  For the last 25 years, Dr. Jon Krosnick has been conducting national surveys tracking Americans’ beliefs about climate change.  In this presentation, Dr. Krosnick with present a tour of his findings and discuss important methodological decisions