
Political Scientist & Associate Director, @UMBC Institute of Politics. Dad, Husband, Author, Teacher, Podcaster, Runner, Tar Heel, Adoptive Baltimorean.
Baltimore, MD
Joined April 2010
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How can instructors teach the realities of political conflict without invoking partisan-ideological classroom breakdowns? @iganson invites us to the fictional world of "Genovia!"
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Via @UMBC - Political Science's @iganson and his American voting behavior class conducted the 2024 UMBC Battleground Exit Poll, gauging attitudes of 1,119 Baltimore County voters
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UMBC has been recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge for innovative planning and and efforts to encourage nonpartisan voter engagement in the 2024 election and last month was named an ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting. my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/vpsa/…
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At last, @sam_rosenfeld and I have A Take.
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What do voters mean when they say 'the economy' is their top issue? UMBC political scientist @iganson says it's about prices and perception: wypr.org/show/on-the-record/…
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Replying to @MorningConsult
@MorningConsult daily consumer sentiment has already began flipping for Democrats and Republicans
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The Electoral College prediction map in our @ps_polisci Special Issue introduction published in mid-October looks just like the actual results. Election fundamentals & scientific approaches work! doi.org/10.1017/S10490965240…
We are obviously still waiting for the final results, but the average Electoral College forecast from state-level models in the @ps_polisci Special Issue on Forecasting the 2024 US Elections is looking quite accurate! 🇺🇲 🗳 @m2p_be @Sciencepo_UdeM @McGillPoliSci @MizzouPoliSci
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Lots of people are about to radically change their view of how the economy is doing
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UMBC students conduct exit polling across Baltimore County | Click on the image to read the full story wbaltv.com/article/umbc-poli…
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We'll have results of the UMBC Battleground Exit Poll soon(ish), please reach out to me or @iganson! (But mostly Ian...this is his big project, and I'm just here to support!)
If you're a Baltimore County voter and see a team of @UMBC students at your polling place...please take the UMBC Battleground Exit Poll. The IoP Associate Director @iganson and his students have put together a great survey that will tell us what Balt Co voters were thinking as they cast their ballots.
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If you're a Baltimore County voter and see a team of @UMBC students at your polling place...please take the UMBC Battleground Exit Poll. The IoP Associate Director @iganson and his students have put together a great survey that will tell us what Balt Co voters were thinking as they cast their ballots.
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As disconcerting as it can be, it is a high privilege to live in a country where you don't know who is going to win an election tomorrow. Highly unusual in human history.
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ON WJZ AT 5 PM: @RickRitterWJZ finds out how political polls work and their purpose on Question Everything as we head to Election Day.
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Lots of important local races in Maryland.
One question I'll be asking as we get results tomorrow night: Will Baltimore reject a ballot question for the first time in 20 years?
Here are some candidates 🧵:
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good morning to all my ghosts, vampires, witches, and Frankensteins.
Here’s what Marylanders think about trick-or-treating via the @UMBC Poll:
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So National Early Vote Day has concluded with over 132k voters with 2,122 SDR voters. Welcome to voting! Glad that you made your voice heard.
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Do you want to see how much the margin in a pre-election poll can vary based on "reasonable" decisions by a pollster? Check this out: disq.us/t/4rd8rfy

























