Political Analytics News

The annual event engaged key experts on the most significant issues facing politics right now and enabled SPS students to connect with experts in the field.

Watch: Michael Schwam-Baird, associate professor of professional practice in M.S. in Political Analytics (POAN) program, present his course. (YouTube)

Political Analytics student Taylor Cook shares how the Columbia SPS program has empowered her with the skills and experiences to make “a lasting impact in the world of politics.”

Kelly Sexton was spotlighted among remarkable women leaders who are improving New York. (City & State New York)

The program’s annual D.C. trip gives students the opportunity to engage with industry leaders and learn how to apply their skills in the political strategy world.

Leading polling and data technology professionals will join the Political Analytics program to discuss the 2024 election, the current state of the industry, and what the future may hold.

The new online option expands access to learners around the globe and provides greater flexibility for mid-career working professionals and students.

In a recent panel discussion hosted by the M.S. in Political Analytics program, experts offered data-driven insights to better understand the 2024 election outcome.

There’s little doubt political misinformation is rampant, but what effect does it have? Five panelists discuss the impact and possible solutions.

Political Analytics program director, Greg Wawro, and adviser, Doug Usher, offer insights into presidential polling ahead of the 2024 election. (The Hill)

Will Vice President Kamala Harris's strong performance in last week’s presidential debate translate to an improvement in the polls?

The changing ways today's presidential candidates are spending campaign funds and tracking how voters consume their content.