Thanks!

That would be amazing!!

Thanks. I am trying to explain why we impute demographic characteristics that are used in weighting. Definitely in the weeds. And hoping for a source that I can point someone too. (They also had questions about oversampling and I am sending them your piece)

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Oversampling is used to study small groups, not bias poll results

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Thanks for including me. I am excited to see how this community is growing and to contribute to the conversation.

This is a question I’ve been thinking about too. As an economist in the policy world there just isn’t time for everything to become a published journal article. My goal is to be sure that I submit some journal articles every year to maintain credibility both in the academic and policy worlds.

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My advisor did this. He also had us meet with the other students in our group during the weeks we didn’t meet with him. My dissertation group is still (20 years later) who I turn to with tough career questions!

We were lucky in rural Ohio today.