The ANES project provides these tools as a resource for political observers, students, teachers, social scientists, journalists, policymakers, and the general public. We're glad to have been able to update these interactive tools with new data ahead of the new academic semester.

3. The third, the ANES Continuity Guide, offers a comprehensive list of ANES questions, organized thematically. For each question, the tool displays every year in which the question appeared in the Time Series, beginning in 1952.

2. The second, the ANES Question Search tool, allows users to enter searches for survey questions that have appeared in ANES Time Series Studies. Search results display questions by year, along with any associated question text and (where available) codebook records.

These web-based, dynamic applications can be accessed via the Data Tools section of the ANES website.

1. The first tool is the ANES Guide to Public Opinion and Electoral Behavior, with >200 graphs displaying the ebbs and flows of public opinion, electoral behavior, and choice in American politics.

Dear American National Election Studies (ANES) user community,

We're pleased to announce that our three data exploration and visualization tools have been updated with data from the Full Release of the ANES 2024 Time Series Study.

Users are advised to compare their preliminary release results with the current release.

This full release may also include error corrections and edits to improve accuracy and usability.

Happy analyzing, and I hope to see your work with ANES data at APSA!

This is the full release of the 2024 Time Series Study dataset and the third release overall. The previous two releases were preliminary and did not contain all the variables, processing, cleaning, and documentation that are included in this release.

A total of 5,521 respondents

In-person sample of 1,042 pre-election interviews and 925 post-election re-interviews

Web sample of 2,308 pre-election interviews and 1,969 post-election re-interviews

An extension of 2016-2020 Panel to 2024: 2,171 pre- and 2,070 post-election re-interviews

The ANES 2024 Time Series Study includes a nationally representative probability sample, consisting of pre-election interviews and post-election reinterviews, and a mixed-mode data collection consisting of face-to-face, web, video, phone, and paper-and-pencil interviews.

The Full Release of the ANES 2024 Time Series Study is now available!

The data and documentation can be downloaded from the ANES website at: electionstudies.org/data-center/...

Please disseminate this news widely to your interested colleagues. The data can be used to help understand within-household political homogeneity and its correlates.

Yes, please disseminate the news widely to your network

Happy data analyzing! Sincerely, the ANES team

The new dataset contains 991 records, and can be downloaded and merged into the preliminary release of the pre and post-election survey data using the 2024 Case ID variable (V240001). electionstudies.org/data-center/...

New ANES data release: A preliminary release of the data from a survey administered to cohabiting spouses or partners of sampled individuals on the FtF and Web is now available as a standalone file.

We are extremely pleased to announce the preliminary release of the combined pre-election and post-election dataset for the ANES 2024 Time Series Study!

The data and documentation can be downloaded from the ANES website at: electionstudies.org/data-center/...

Best,

The ANES Team

Much more ANES data to come. We are most excited about the 3-wave panel with nearly 2000 completed interviews of the same respondents in 2016, 2020, and 2024. This will be coming in a few months. Very grateful to the ANES staff, Board, and of course the National Science Foundation.

Dear American National Election Studies (ANES) User Community, we are pleased to announce the preliminary release of pre-election data for the ANES 2024 Time Series Study. The data and documentation can be downloaded from the study page at: electionstudies.org/data-center/...

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