For New York City readers who just can’t get enough Mystery Pollster . . .
This Wednesday evening, September 21, MP will participate in a discussion of "Blogging and Polling" sponsored by the New York chapter of the American Association for Public Opinion Research (NYAAPOR). Michael Cornfield, senior research consultant at the Pew Research Internet & American Life Project, will also be on hand to discuss their data on blogging and the Internet and preview ongoing survey research on bloggers.
The discussion, which runs from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. (with refreshments at 5:30), will be held at the Fordam University-Lincoln Center. Please note that attendance is free for NYAAPOR members, $20 for non-members, and an advance RSVP is required). See the NYAAPOR site for full details (which appear at the bottom of the upcoming events page).
Mark Blumenthal is the principal at MysteryPollster, LLC. With decades of experience in polling using traditional and innovative online methods, he is uniquely positioned to advise survey researchers, progressive organizations and candidates and the public at-large on how to adapt to polling’s ongoing reinvention. He was previously head of election polling at SurveyMonkey, senior polling editor for The Huffington Post, co-founder of Pollster.com and a long-time campaign consultant who conducted and analyzed political polls and focus groups for Democratic party candidates.
