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Bright Line Watch Offers Glimpse, Not Full Picture, on Democratic Erosion by Austin Albertson @ Skidmore College

Bright Line Watch Offers Glimpse, Not Full Picture, on Democratic Erosion by Austin Albertson @ Skidmore College

by Austin Albertson | Feb 17, 2018 | Skidmore College

After the release of their 4th wave of survey results, Bright Line Watch, a “democracy watch-dog” of sorts, has compiled some extensive data concerning the state of the American democracy.  The results of the survey are hardly conclusive on the functioning of our...
What does the data tell us and not tell us? by Jillian Seigel @ Skidmore College

What does the data tell us and not tell us? by Jillian Seigel @ Skidmore College

by Jillian Seigel | Feb 16, 2018 | Skidmore College

Within the last 18 months US Citizens have witnessed a polarizing election, a presidential transition, a government shutdown, and the eruption of international interference and the questioning of our political leaders. Trump’s election to the presidency was a pinnacle...

Bright Line Watch: Is Data a Friend or Foe? by Woeser Dolma @ Skidmore College

by Woeser Dolma | Feb 15, 2018 | Skidmore College

Bright Line Watch  is an impressive organization that was created by Political Science Professors after the Presidential election in 2016. The Professors believed the Presidential election was a crucial moment, like the rest of the world, to express their concerns...

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