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In the world of news and politics, staying informed has never been more important. Here's a roundup of the latest updates from various sources that you might find interesting.
Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture.: Hosted by Margie Omero (Democrat) and Kristen Soltis Anderson (Republican), this podcast aims to lift the hood on the numbers, revealing the hidden secrets of the public's mind. The latest episodes delve into voter shifts, behaviour, and key primary data from various universities across the nation. Recently, the podcast interviewed pollsters, journalists, and industry leaders to discuss the current political landscape.
The podcast also offers a fresh, friendly look at the numbers driving the week's biggest stories in news, politics, tech, entertainment, and pop culture. Latest topics include an analysis of voter shifts, voter behaviour in New England, and key presidential primary data from January 5, 2025.
GDPR and Your Data: You might have noticed an increase in emails about GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), a European Union law that governs how organizations must handle personal data. These emails often include privacy policy updates or requests for consent to continue sending communications. The GDPR aims to protect your personal information and give you transparency and control.
Polling and Politics: Josh Barro and Charles Franklin, separately, wrote about the Reuters/Ipsos poll, suggesting that its volatility could make it seem like the generic ballot was closing. FiveThirtyEight also provides guidance on which pollsters to trust. Interestingly, Trump's job approval currently stands at 45%. The platform also offers updates on who is winning the race for Congress.
Data Privacy and Personal Choices: Most U.S. adults are unwilling to share personal data for ads to keep a service free, according to a poll. This trend is reflected in the stance of Kristen Soltis Anderson, who is not willing to share personal data for Swedish translations. Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook confirmed that users will not be given the option to pay to skip ads.
Insights on Society and Technology: Pew Research has new data on Teens, Social Media & Technology 2018. Echelon Insights has new data on how people feel about Russia, the Trump Campaign, North Korea, Iran, and Trump's tweeting, but the details need to be listened to.
To stay up-to-date on the latest polls around the country, follow the podcast on Twitter or find it on Facebook. FiveThirtyEight also has information about the accuracy of the 2016 polls. The podcast also provides related posts such as U.S. Holiday Trivia Questions, a guide to crafting an Aspie Discovery Quiz, a guide to designing a "Dr Does Chemistry Challenge", a guide to finding one's style, a guide to creating a "Which Friends Character Are You?" Quiz, a guide on the power of humor, a guide on melding probability and statistics, and a geography quiz game for the curious from Europe.
- The podcast, hosted by Margie Omero and Kristen Soltis Anderson, provides insights on the latest updates from various news sources, including voter shifts, behavior, and key political data.
- GDPR, a European Union law, ensures organizations handle personal data responsibly and provides individuals with transparency and control.
- Josh Barro and Charles Franklin have discussed the Reuters/Ipsos poll, suggesting its volatility could give the impression of a closing generic ballot.
- Most U.S. adults are unwilling to share personal data for ad-supported services, as indicated by a recent poll.
- Pew Research presents new data on teenagers, technology, and social media usage for 2018, while Echelon Insights offers insights on public opinions about various issues such as Russia, North Korea, and Iran.
- In the realm of politics and entertainment, the podcast offers analysis on voter shifts, behavior, and key primary data, as well as guides and quizzes on various unrelated topics.
- FiveThirtyEight offers guidance on which pollsters to trust and provides information about the accuracy of 2016 polls.
- Following the podcast on Twitter or Facebook allows you to stay informed about the latest polling updates at a national level.
- Trump's job approval currently stands at 45%, according to the platform's data on U.S. politics and related topics.
