Sam Wang

Princeton Election Consortium

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Sam Wang is founder of the Princeton Election Consortium at Princeton University, where he is also Professor of Neuroscience and Molecular Biology.

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Some Red and Blue states may be turning purple in an increasingly polarized nation.

New evidence of excitement with only a day to go

Some Red and Blue states may be turning purple in an increasingly polarized nation.

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On the average, national polls show that Hillary Clinton will likely defeat Donald Trump in next month's election. Trump's response is familiar.

Confused by political polling? You're not alone.

On the average, national polls show that Hillary Clinton will likely defeat Donald Trump in next month's election. Trump's response is familiar.

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In a speech in South Carolina today, Donald Trump gave out the personal cell phone of Lindsay Graham, that state's US Senator and a fellow candidate for President.

Are Polls Trumping Political Reality?

In a speech in South Carolina today, Donald Trump gave out the personal cell phone of Lindsay Graham, that state's US Senator and a fellow candidate for President.

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