And that’s why you should only get them here.
Yes, Stats and Math DO Matter
An anonymous post claims statistical proof of election fraud in Colorado. All they prove is their own ignorance.
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Direct mail is effective… kinda…
Does Direct Mail Work?
In 2012, the Colorado Republican Party conducted a study on the effectiveness of political direct mail that was published in Political Research Quarterly and finally answered the question — is all this mail doing anything?
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Beware these stats and those using them
Slippery Stats
We all know that data is very en vogue these days, and not just in political circles. Predictably, this has led to a proliferation of squishy math, soft stats, and outright errors. So let’s go through some of the most common political math fallacies so that you too can ridicule others for making these mistakes. Because we all know public ridicule is the most effective form of instruction.
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When CO caucus attendance collapsed, one county weathered the storm
Case Study: Digital Advertising for Event Attendance
Using precisely targeted digital advertising the Gunnison County GOP was able to double caucus registration. Gunnison county ultimately had the fifth-highest caucus turnout of any county in Colorado. Their caucus turnout rate was more than twice the statewide average. All this while Colorado as a whole saw an 80% drop in caucus attendance.
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What’d it cost us?
Same Day Voter Registration
Did same day voter registration impact the 2018 election results? We examined new voter registrations during the final month of the election to find out.
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A Deep Dive Analysis of Who Voted in 2018
2018 Colorado Voter Turnout
A deep analysis of Colorado voter turnout in the 2018 midterm and what it means for Colorado’s political future as the state continues to drift to the left.
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