Two weeks ago, the presidential election landscape seemed unchangeable, with most voters firmly supporting their chosen candidate. National polls showed Trump holding a 6-point lead over Biden. Today, the political scene has shifted dramatically. President Biden has exited the race, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, who is now poised to become the Democratic nominee for president.
On July 13th 2024, former President Trump narrowly escaped death when a bullet grazed his head and struck his ear during a presidential rally in Butler, PA. As the nation grappled with the aftermath of this assassination attempt, the political...
In the immediate aftermath of the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, we conducted interviews using Engage, our AI Conversation Interview platform. These interviews focused on persuadable voters—individuals who are still open to voting for either candidate in the upcoming presidential election.
Using cutting-edge AI technology, Siena College Research Institute in collaboration with CloudResearch, conducted in-depth interviews with over 5000 of the battleground state voters likely to decide the 2024 election. Their responses were candid and often emotional and underlined some key challenges facing both Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Recent, high-profile acts of violence such as the January 6 insurrection and the attack on the Speaker of the House’s husband have stimulated concern among many researchers, practitioners, and members of the public that political violence threatens American democracy. But to effectively address partisan violence, we must identify the psychological mechanisms that drive people to support it.
We created this database to provide face stimuli that better balance internal and external validity, featuring artificial yet realistic faces that vary in perceived race and ethnicity, including those that are perceived as multi-racial or racially ambiguous
