Eli McKown-Dawson
Eli McKown-Dawson is a Masters of Science statistics student at the London School of Economics and an Elections Analyst at the Silver Bulletin. He is a graduate of Florida State University and was previously an intern on the U.S. News team.
US How much do Americans know about the 2024 presidential election?
How Americans characterize polls about policy support among two groups and elections
Survey says what? How Americans characterize polls about policy support
How do Democrats and Republicans feel about the two parties?
How do Americans feel about walking, driving, and other ways they get around?
Americans are more likely to accept most protest tactics when the protest is for a cause they like
How Americans feel about Trump’s proposed policies and the Republican primary candidates
How opinions have changed on what presidential behavior Americans find objectionable
Where do Americans think Biden and Trump stand on the issues?
Which government agencies do Americans think should get more or less funding?
How do Americans feel about ticket-price transparency for airline flights?
How question style can influence survey responses: the effect of multiple-select
Americans’ opinions of six presidents: JFK, FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln
Americans’ rankings of 30 occupations
Pets and morality: How attached are Americans to their pets?
Americans’ opinions on state preemption of local laws are driven by partisanship
Two-thirds of Americans think the country is more divided than usual
How do Americans feel about regulation of public universities?
Voters’ confidence in vote counting — before and after the 2022 congressional election
How YouGov identifies people as Democrats and Republicans
Americans’ views on vote-counting deadlines and paper ballots
100 policies supported by majorities of Democrats and Republicans
How Americans cast their votes in the 2022 election
How Americans feel about voting fraud and election policy
How Americans’ personal relationships affect their voting behavior
Assessing Americans’ attitudes about poll workers prior to the 2022 election
Poll workers are trusted by most Americans — but with some differences by region and party
A majority of Americans oppose laws that regulate college professors’ speech in the classroom