Nathan Kalmoe (he/him)
@nathankalmoe.bsky.social
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PoliSci/Comm @ UW-Madison via UMich. Views mine, ~90% right. US democracy, votes, violence, history, psych. Post-post-post-post doc. Dad w/ jokes. Unlapsed 🧙🏻. 🥏⛳🏆. Avid 🧗. Congress said I have "tremendous sway over SM platforms" 😂 nathankalmoe.com .. more

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nathankalmoe.bsky.social
The center I work in has fielded some current event-type knowledge questions, incl on immigration, but not that.

Takes up a some space to give a little description... Could do it as split-ballot rather than multiple evals if the sample is large enough.

nathankalmoe.bsky.social
"It means insisting that any presidential candidate who challenges Trump’s warped constitutional vision offer a different one, committed to democracy & freedom for all—& be ready to use every tool consistent w/ the rule of law to advance that vision..."

Not crumbs on kitchen tables, @democrats.org.
devawo.bsky.social
“When courts close doors, people can open new ones… As the preamble to the document makes clear, “we the people” are the ultimate sovereigns.”
Opinion | The Constitution Doesn’t Belong to Trump or the Supreme Court
www.nytimes.com

nathankalmoe.bsky.social
Reminder: Ratifying the current constitution ignored the existing constitution, justified by popular sovereignty.

The people can rightly alter the constitution when it is a fair reflection of public will, amendment process be damned.

We are more legit than SCOTUS, Congress, Pres, & constitution.
devawo.bsky.social
“When courts close doors, people can open new ones… As the preamble to the document makes clear, “we the people” are the ultimate sovereigns.”
Opinion | The Constitution Doesn’t Belong to Trump or the Supreme Court
www.nytimes.com

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nathankalmoe.bsky.social
YG offered to give us extra sample when we told them about the 20% -- we said happy to get more, but this is actually what we wanted to test.

One reason they gave was low literacy, which is a whole diff angle most researchers don't think about in these studies. 21% of US adults are illiterate!

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devawo.bsky.social
“When courts close doors, people can open new ones… As the preamble to the document makes clear, “we the people” are the ultimate sovereigns.”
Opinion | The Constitution Doesn’t Belong to Trump or the Supreme Court
www.nytimes.com

nathankalmoe.bsky.social
Even more pathetic-funny than THE Ohio State University.

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nathankalmoe.bsky.social
This is a reminder that even the best opt-in samples have large numbers of dubious respondents, even after their standard filters.

I was shocked when @lilymasonphd.bsky.social & I fielded what we thought was an easy attn check (what was the prior weird Q about? 5 choices). 20% of YG failed.
kwcollins.bsky.social
And that's the conservative estimate. By other measures, over 70% of Lucid respondents in the study were professional survey takers. For comparison, by that same alternative measure only 16% of YouGov respondents were

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pbump.com
Why should Fox Business care about Trump winning the Nobel Peace Prize? No reason except that Trump wants it and the Fox anchor is deeply committed to him. That’s it.

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casmudde.bsky.social
The NYT remains one of the biggest threats to academic freedom. Do not support it!
gregggonsalves.bsky.social
Thank you @nytopinion.nytimes.com for publishing this rot. Marc Rowan has run hundreds of companies into the dust to extract profits from their failure and bankruptcies. Now he wants to do the same to American higher education. Do not believe a word this man says. 1/ www.nytimes.com/2025/10/10/o...
Opinion | Trump’s ‘Compact’ With Universities Is Badly Needed
www.nytimes.com

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unraveledpress.com
This is the furthest back from the detention center we've seen police force people to demonstrate (note: this is local cops, not DHS/ICE).

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nathankalmoe.bsky.social
Yeah, I think that's still a standard distinction...hard to publish an observational analysis w/ these samples, but survey experiments are accepted.

You're right that there are so many great polling outfits w/ public data (incl yours!) but they rarely have covariates folks want for tests.
chadstanton.blacksky.app
“We should replace Bad Bunny with Lee Greenwood” is an also a perfect summation of the “deal” they’ve offered universities.

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sjjphd.bsky.social
I just want to live in a world where kids learn civics and history in school and words mean things.

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kwcollins.bsky.social
I don’t know, and I would also point out that the data here were collected six years ago. But I do like this paper comparing (on other measures) a bunch of panels osf.io/preprints/ps...
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nathankalmoe.bsky.social
How about for the constellation of other cint-type vendors? I imagine similar to Cint?

nathankalmoe.bsky.social
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kwcollins.bsky.social
More than a third of Lucid (now Cint) respondents in 2019 were "professional" respondents according to a new article in @polanalysis.bsky.social , and that's the conservative estimate

www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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katiephang.bsky.social
“This is a movement…This is an achievement of a whole society…I am just one person.”

The beautiful humility of Venezuelan pro-democracy leader, Maria Corina Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize recipient.
kwcollins.bsky.social
And that's the conservative estimate. By other measures, over 70% of Lucid respondents in the study were professional survey takers. For comparison, by that same alternative measure only 16% of YouGov respondents were
kwcollins.bsky.social
More than a third of Lucid (now Cint) respondents in 2019 were "professional" respondents according to a new article in @polanalysis.bsky.social , and that's the conservative estimate

www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
oregonian.com
Things are happening at Portland's ICE facility tonight.

Read more of our protest coverage here: www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/1...
tusk81.bsky.social
$20 BILLION.

Remember that we’re being lied to whenever we’re told that we can’t afford something that helps American families.
washingtonpost.com
The Trump administration confirmed that the U.S. bailed out Argentina.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he had directly bought Argentine pesos in global currency markets in a bid to relieve pressure on the nation’s embattled President Javier Milei, a supporter of President Trump.
The U.S. just bailed out Argentina, Treasury Secretary confirms
The US Treasury has finalized a $20 billion financial rescue of Argentina, including a currency swap arrangement with the country's central bank.
www.washingtonpost.com
propublica.org
Kristi Noem, while governor of South Dakota, supplemented her roughly $130,000 salary by secretly accepting $80,000 donated to a political nonprofit she was affiliated with, records show.

She never disclosed this income on federal ethics forms.

(Published June)
Kristi Noem Secretly Took a Cut of Political Donations
A dark money group paid $80,000 to Noem’s personal company when she was governor of South Dakota. She did not include this income on her federal disclosure forms, a likely violation of ethics requirem...
www.propublica.org
donmoyn.bsky.social
"30-year-old conservative lawyer and activist who is Trump’s nominee to lead the Office of Special Counsel, which deals with federal employee whistleblower complaints and discrimination" cancelled his colleague's hotel room so she would be forced to stay with him.
www.politico.com/news/2025/10...
In late July, Paul Ingrassia, the White House liaison for the Department of Homeland Security, arrived at a Ritz-Carlton in Orlando with a lower-ranking female colleague and others from their department. When the group reached the front desk, the woman learned she didn’t have a hotel room.

Ingrassia then informed her that she would be staying with him, according to five administration officials familiar with the episode. Eventually the woman discovered that Ingrassia had arranged ahead of time to have her hotel room canceled so she would have to stay with him, three of those officials said.

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olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social
he does not regret to inform you and neither do I

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profgabriele.com
I know this case is all over - & it should be - but Turning Point USA has waged a harassment campaign against faculty for more than a decade. I know of at least a half dozen other faculty, personally, who have received death threats and several of those who felt so unsafe they too left their homes
davidho.bsky.social
Are we great yet?

Mark Bray, a Rutgers University professor and expert on anti-fascist groups, is fleeing to Spain with his family due to death threats that stem from a campaign by Turning Point USA and other conservative groups to get him fired, falsely labeling him as an antifa member.
Antifa expert at Rutgers University says he is moving to Spain because of death threats
An expert on anti-fascist groups who teaches at New Jersey’s flagship state university is moving his family overseas.
apnews.com

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