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The AAPOR Short Course subcommittee is happy to announce that we are currently accepting short course proposals for the conference next year. If you are interested in teaching a short course, or if you have an idea for a short course that you would like to take, this link is for you: https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5110565/AAPOR-2020-Short-Course-Submission
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In Memoriam: John Loft
John Loft died on August 5, 2019, after a courageous battle with cancer.
John served as the AAPOR Standards Chair 2016-2017 and Co-Chair of Current Knowledge and Considerations Regarding Survey Refusals Task Force in 2013-2014. He served on MAPOR’s Board from 2004-2006 and as conference chair in 2007. In November 2018, John was awarded the prestigious MAPOR Fellows Award.
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Partisanship, Polling, and the Affordable Care Act
A recent Poll Review article published in Public Opinion Quarterly, discusses how the 2010 Affordable Care Act fits the model of a complex public policy about which elite opinion is divided on a partisan basis, where the public has low levels of information and has relied largely on partisan heuristics when asked their opinion. This poll review was conducted by Mollyann Brodie, Elizabeth C Hamel, Ashley Kirzinger, and Bianca Dijulio at KFF and draws on more than 80 KFF Health Tracking polls along with polls conducted by other organizations.
Chapter Spotlight: SAPOR
SAPOR has had an amazing start to 2019! After completing our Annual conference in October 2018, the newly elected officers assumed their roles in January and have met monthly, sometimes more, in order to plan new initiatives for SAPOR members.
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