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Ashley Sorenson
Ashley received her Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota where she studied American Politics and Political Methodology with a minor in Political Psychology. Her teaching experience and research expertise on survey measurement, dimensional analysis, and causal inference helps clients gain reliable insights into various groups’ political and social attitudes.
Recent Posts
Using Data to Challenge Modern Campaign Strategies
- 2025/01/10
- by Ashley Sorenson
Median voter theory relies on flawed assumptions: True Independents are just 10% of voters, less informed, and less likely to vote. Time for a rethink.
Read moreMaking Sense of “Independent” Voters
- 2025/01/10
- by Ashley Sorenson
Most 'Independents' lean Democrat or Republican. Only 10% are truly neutral. Explore how their hidden partisanship shapes modern voting behavior.
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