It’s question time
Send in your questions for the September Q&A
Readers!
The September Strength In Numbers Q&A post will go out this coming Tuesday.
I have received some great question submissions from you so far, but wanted to give newer arrivals to this newsletter (who therefore may not know the Q&A schedule) the chance to submit theirs too. There are several thousand of you newbies, so an extra email is the most expedient way to make everyone aware.
So, got any questions? Leave them in the comments of this post, or email me at questions<AT>gelliottmorris.com.
Elliott
We see all the national level polling for Trump's approval but I remember in the past during presidential elections there were cases where state level polls were better. Is state level polling showing the same level of Trump approval as national averages?
Are strong partisans more likely to be basically politically literate than weak ones? Are strong partisans more likely to know who the VP is and their senators and rep are? Ideally I’d like to know the answer to this with the confounding variable of education removed.