There is no “acceptable site” for a big brand new airport anywhere in this region, and no amount of research, planning, or consultation can change that. The state could spend a fortune on more studies and outreach and it wouldn’t make a difference.
Tag: Research Polling Retrospectives
How sound data enabled NPI to anticipate a big Democratic victory in the 2022 midterms
This retrospective looks at NPI’s 2021–2022 research and explains why, in January of 2022, we assessed that the 2022 midterms could be more like 2018 than 2010 or 2014.
NYT admits its midterms coverage was wrongly wedded to a “red wave” narrative
“Not for the first time, a warped understanding of the contours of a national election had come to dominate the views of political operatives, donors, journalists and, in some cases, the candidates themselves,” the story penned by the trio of Jim Rutenberg, Ken Bensinger, and Steve Eder acknowledged.
The November midterm results are (mostly) in. How do they compare to our 2022 polling?
In this retrospective, NPI’s founder and executive director assesses what our 2022 electoral poll findings were able to tell us about state and county-level races on the midterms ballot.
Jim Ferrell falsely labels NPI’s Prosecuting Attorney contest research a “push poll”
Asked about our finding during an appearance on Jason Rantz’s right wing talk show this week, Ferrell inexplicably went on the attack, falsely denouncing NPI’s research as “a push poll” and declaring himself the victim of unfair practices.
The November general results are (mostly) in. How do they line up with our Seattle polling?
In this retrospective, NPI’s founder and executive director assesses what our October 2021 poll findings were able to tell us about the November general election in the Emerald City.
NPI, Change Research discuss how to read and assess this year’s Seattle electoral polling
In this Q&A, NPI founder Andrew Villeneuve and Change Research Senior Survey Data Analyst Ben Greenfield talk about best practices for interpreting poll data, like the surveys of Seattle that Change fielded for NPI this year.
The August Top Two results are (mostly) in. How do they line up with our Seattle polling?
In this retrospective, NPI’s founder and executive director assesses what our July 2021 poll findings were able to tell us about the August 2021 Top Two election in the Emerald City.
NPI’s 2020 polling correctly foreshadowed the result in every Washington statewide race
None of Washington State’s 2020 statewide races are in doubt as of the third day of counting and tabulating. The winners, without exception, are what NPI’s research suggested they would be.