Cecilia Hyunjung Mo is co-author of a Washington Post analysis on the effect of the president’s rhetoric on the political attitudes of racial minorities. Mo is an assistant professor of political science and an IGS affiliate.
Eric Schickler is quoted in the Washington Post on the controversy over Rep. Nancy Pelosi's use of the term "racist" in a condemnation of President Trump. Schickler is co-director of the Institute of Governmental Studies.
The Berkeley IGS Poll on housing policy is covered in Capitol Weekly and the Sierra Sun Times. The poll was prepared for the Los Angeles Times.
A Berkeley IGS Poll on Californians' attitudes towards President Trump is covered by the UC Berkeley News. The poll was commissioned by the Los Angeles Times.
The June 17 Berkeley IGS poll on Californians' attitudes on the death penalty is covered by KTLA and UC Berkeley News.
The June 13 Berkeley IGS presidential primary poll, commissioned by the Los Angeles Times, is covered in the Hill, the New York Daily News, Politico, the Sierra Sun Times, CalMatters, and the Washington Times.
Eric Schickler's research is cited in FiveThirtyEight's piece on Congressional options for achieving cooperation with AG William Barr. Schickler is an IGS affiliated faculty and the Jeffrey & Ashley McDermott professor of political science at Berkeley.
A new Berkeley IGS Poll on Californians’ internet connectivity is covered by Techwire.
Erick Schickler is quoted in Politifact, on presidential cooperation with congressional investigations. Schickler is professor of political science and an IGS affiliated faculty member.
Mark DiCamillo, Director of the Berkeley IGS Poll, writes on "The Trump Effect in California’s Mid-Term Congressional Elections."
