#46: Cell phones, Ted Cruz, anger management & New Year’s resolutions

“From Pew’s cell phone shift to voter anger and New Year’s resolutions, this week’s episode dives into 2016’s key issues.”

Cell Phones, Ted Cruz, Anger Management & New Year’s Resolutions: Episode #46 Recap

Welcome back, everyone! A special hello to our Canadian fans, and don’t forget to check out Kristen’s new column and web show at The Washington Examiner. Here’s what’s in store this week.

Poll of the Week: Pew Goes Mobile

Margie: “Pew announces that 75% of its 2016 calls will go to cell phones. This is a big shift in polling methodology.”

Kristen: “It’s a major update, reflecting the changing communication landscape.”

2016 Presidential Race

Margie: “Cruz seems to be drawing Trump out of his shell, while the Democratic field remains unchanged.”

Kristen: “Polls from Field, NYT Upshot/Civis, and HuffPost reveal key trends in New Hampshire and California.”

Anger Management

Margie: “Esquire, Survey Monkey, and NBC team up to explore the angry electorate. The study raises interesting questions about voter anger.”

A Poll of Pollsters

Kristen: “FiveThirtyEight’s poll of pollsters highlights concerns about the polling industry’s reputation and its future.”

New Year’s Resolutions

Margie: “Marist finds that most people aren’t making resolutions this year. But Kristen and I are the exception!”

Key Findings

• Trump’s dominance persists, even as other GOP candidates scramble for traction.
• Voter anger spans issues like racial tensions, guns, and government dysfunction, and candidates will work to channel this sentiment.
• Pew’s shift to cell phones reflects a broader adaptation to modern communication trends.
• If you’re avoiding resolutions, consider one to support your favorite podcast on social media!

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