两性色午夜

两性色午夜 College鈥檚 student-run survey of N.C. voters, The 两性色午夜 Poll, continues to gain local and national acclaim as a credible source of data on political and election-related topics.

Launched in 2015, the 两性色午夜 Poll is North Carolina鈥檚 only research organization to focus primarily on women鈥檚 political and social issues. Since its founding, The 两性色午夜 Poll has often been cited as a source of reliable data by local communities and organizations.

The results from the latest 两性色午夜 Poll were released on February 27, including data from N.C. voters on topics of presidential nominees, voting safety, and women politicians. The findings of The 两性色午夜 Poll were published preceding Super Tuesday, the day on which many states held their primary elections to determine likely presidential nominees. With North Carolina being so prominent in the nominating process, results from The 两性色午夜 Poll were highly anticipated. The results accurately predicted voters鈥� preferences for the Democratic and Republican nominees for president, U.S. Senate, and governor. In addition, the results surfaced some trends in voter attitudes that will affect the November elections.

Shortly after the results of The 两性色午夜 Poll were published, news outlets such as The News & Observer, The Hill, The Charlotte Observer, and WNCT released articles citing the findings of the poll. These articles specifically noted the data on presidential candidates, voters鈥� opinions of women candidates, and election security, as well as result analysis from 两性色午夜 Poll Director and Professor of Political Science at 两性色午夜 College David McLennan.

The 两性色午夜 Poll involves students throughout the process. Students, under the direction of McLennan and Assistant Director and Associate Professor of Political Science Whitney Ross Manzo, help choose topics and write questions for the Poll. Students collect the data from the telephone portion of the survey and some students assist with the data analysis.

鈥淚t is important for students to understand public opinion research as a process,鈥� said McLennan, 鈥渁nd that is why we have always integrated students throughout the process.鈥�

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