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Geoffrey Skelley

Geoffrey Skelley

Geoffrey Skelley is an elections analyst at FiveThirtyEight.

Across The U.S. Voters Flock To The Polls On Election Day

Why Only 16 Districts Voted For A Republican And A Democrat In 2020

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Why Was The National Polling Environment So Off In 2020?

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Why A Trump-Led Third Party Is Unlikely

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Filed under Republican Party

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California’s Gavin Newsom Will Likely Face A Recall Election — But He’ll Probably Survive It

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Why A Biden Blowout Didn’t Happen (And Why A 2024 Blowout Is Unlikely, Too)

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How The Frost Belt And Sun Belt Illustrate The Complexity Of America’s Urban-Rural Divide

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President Biden Seeks Immediate Help For Millions As Big Stimulus At Risk

Is The Presidential Honeymoon Over?

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Filed under Presidential Approval

Janet Yellen Confirmation Hearing For Treasury Secretary Before Senate Finance Committee

What All Those GOP Retirements Mean For The 2022 Senate Map

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Congress Holds Joint Session To Ratify 2020 Presidential Election

Even Though Biden Won, Republicans Enjoyed The Largest Electoral College Edge In 70 Years. Will That Last?

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Since The Capitol Attack, Trump’s Approval Rating Has Plummeted At A Record Rate

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Filed under Donald Trump

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