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Where a Degree in Political Analytics Can Take You
Learn how a master’s in Political Analytics opens doors to high-impact careers in politics, advocacy, and public affairs.
The Real Impact of Fake News: The Rise of Political Misinformation—and How We Can Combat Its Influence
Misinformation has a growing impact on our lives and communities today, and could become a decisive issue in the 2024 presidential election.
What Next Week’s Elections Could Tell Us About 2024
Analysts are closely monitoring local and state elections to uncover trends for both sides.
Political Analytics Welcomes a New Faculty Member
Dr. Michael Schwam-Baird (‘16GSAS) returns to Columbia in the Political Analytics graduate program.
How Do Candidates Qualify for the GOP Debate?
A Political Analytics faculty member examines the data and finds creative ways that candidates make it onto the debate stage
Has a DeSantis-aligned Super PAC Cracked the Data Code?
Political Analytics Program Director Gregory Wawro writes about the Super PAC backing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
Columbia Grad Leading Biden Political Analytics Team
Columbia alum Becca Siegel has been promoted to run President Biden's reelection analytics team.
“It's work worth doing for the good of the country and the public”
A Conversation with Fox News Decision Desk analyst and Barnard College professor Michael Miller
Winning in 2024 Begins with Data—and Analytics
SPS panel discusses the challenges of polling in the new era of AI
Political Analytics, Media, and Election Decision Desks: A Conversation with Michael Miller, Barnard College Professor and Fox News Decision Desk Analyst
Political Analytics Program Director Gregory Wawro and Michael Miller discuss the value of an M.S. in Political Analytics.
“Critically Evaluate the Evidence”
Q&A: Dr. Donald Green discusses his new fall Columbia Political Analytics class
New York vs. the Beltway: Has the Big Apple Become a Political Consulting Hub?
Dr. Doug Usher: "Washington will never go away when it comes to politics, but it’s clear that New York is right there with it."
“Brilliant, Weird Folks”
Doug Usher: How far can you go in politics with strong skills in political analytics?