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| Blog Name: | Princeton Election Consortium |
| Url: | http://election.princeton.edu/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | politics, polls |
| Description: | |
| Popularity: | 1 Followers |
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At TEDxSF – Neuroscience and willpower
| I’ll be coming to San Francisco next Tuesday for TEDxSF, a spinoff of the famous TED conference. It’s at the California Academy of Sciences. Mayor Gavin Newsom will launch the event. Th...more |
Orly Taitz gets her court date
| Back on the false-belief beat…sort of. I’ve previously written about false belief formation from the standpoint of neuroscience. A prominent category these days is the delusion, mostly ...more |
Results NY-23 (D upset) and NJ-Gov (R)
| Christie (R) won by 4.2%, substantially more than the 1.0% I predicted. On the other hand, Corzine (D) received 44.6% of the vote, quite close to the 44.5% I gave as the polling average. Looks like...more |
Home stretch analysis of 2009 special elections: NJ-Gov, NY-23
| The polls in the Corzine (D) – Christie (R) – Daggett (I) race have been very close. So it’s time for the variance minimization tool that I advocated at the end of the 2008 Presid...more |
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