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Cory Manento
Cory holds a master’s degree and PhD in Political Science from Brown University, specializing in experimental survey research on voter attitudes, behavior, and electoral preferences. Coming from a background in which success is achieved through rigorous causal inference and sharp research design, Cory thrives on translating client needs into testable questions that yield actionable results.
Recent Posts
Crush it At Your Next Backyard BBQ
- 2021/07/08
- by Cory Manento
Summer is here. For many Americans, that means more sunscreen, flip flops, chlorine exposure, and – when we get a break from climate change-induced ...
Read moreAmericans Don’t Want to Party with the Other Party
- 2021/06/18
- by Cory Manento
On average, Americans feel 53 points more warmly toward their own party than the other party on the feeling thermometer.
Read moreWhat to Expect When You’re Expecting Inflation
- 2021/06/04
- by Cory Manento
Middle-income households are particularly likely to be feeling the inflation heat; those with incomes between $50k-100k are 5% more likely than the ...
Read moreI Want to Believe
- 2021/06/04
- by Cory Manento
Sixty-five percent of those who were exposed to the 60 Minutes segment say that they think aliens exist, compared to 57% of those in the control group.
Read moreThe Gender “Return to Normal” Gap
- 2021/06/04
- by Cory Manento
Men think we are about a year away from returning to normal economic activity, while women predict it will take about 17 months.
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