Joshua Lerner presenting at a AAPOR 2025 with a digital slide titled "From Social Media to Survey Data" visible, celebrating 10 years of AmeriSpeak, hosted by AAPOR.

David Sterrett presenting a PowerPoint slide titled "Prioritization of Immigration Values within Subgroups" at an AAPOR 2025. Slide shows a chart comparing the importance of immigration as a political factor among different demographic groups. Audience members are seated facing the presenter.

David Dutwin, Alex Chew, Ipek Bilgen, and Lilian Huang standing in front of the NORC Booth at AAPOR 2025. Banners for AP Votecast, NORC at the University of Chicago, and AmeriSpeak are visible in the background.

Ipek Bilgen and Dan Costanzo standing in front of the NORC at the University of Chicago booth at AAPOR 2025, flanked by signs for AP VoteCast and AmeriSpeak.

What an incredible #AAPOR2025 in St. Louis! We commemorated 10 years of AmeriSpeak, presented our AI innovations in survey methodology, and celebrated our four AAPOR award winners. 🏆 Thanks to everyone who connected with us. See you in LA next year.

Thank you, #AAPOR2025!

We loved connecting with so many brilliant researchers at the Verasight booth and party. Special thanks to those who submitted questions for our next national survey. We will be fielding the survey with every question that was submitted soon.
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so proud of the @bluelabs.bsky.social polling team for managing to attend #aapor2025 AND keep all projects progressing smoothly! we came, we learned, we’re ready to test all these great ideas! 💙

Discrepancies in Youth Voter Polling: Evaluating Probability-Based and Non-Probability Methods in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election Friday, May 16th 4:15-5:45 PM Midway Suite 10

📈 The 2024 presidential election highlighted challenges in polling, especially among young voters. Felix Baez-Santiago & Josh Pasek compare the effectiveness of probability-based & non-probability polling in representing youth sentiment myumi.ch/G24Ng #AAPOR2025

Political Disillusionment, Sampling Selection, and Response Satisficing: Insights from the Collaborative Midterm Survey Friday, May 16th 4:15-5:45 PM Midway Suite 11 Curtiss Engstrom Alexandros Gkotinakos (presenter)

📈 Citizens who are dissatisfied with the political system may introduce bias into a survey by opting for 'acceptable' rather than true answers. Alexandros Christos Gkotinakos & @cwengstr.bsky.social examine the impact of this behavior & report on their findings myumi.ch/y1p44 #AAPOR2025

📈 We're nearing the home stretch at #AAPOR2025, but we have a full afternoon of sessions ahead of us. Gather your strength and follow along!

To see a full schedule of SRC researchers' presentations, visit: myumi.ch/8qqye

Why Measuring Demographic Variables Is Harder Than You Think (And What to do About it) Demographic variables, such as race, ethnicity, gender, education, age, and inc...

The @verasight.bsky.social Team is looking forward to presenting "Why Measuring Demographic Variables Is Harder Than You Think (And What to Do About It)" today at 4:15pm in Midway Suite 7/8. #AAPOR2025 @aapor.bsky.social Learn more here:

The session is this morning at 10:15am in the New York room. Don’t miss it! @aapor.bsky.social #AAPOR2025

Project Positive Attitudes Towards Health: A Longitudinal Study of Persons Who Inject Drugs Using Adaptive Respondent Driven Sampling Friday, May 16th 10:15-11:45 AM Midway Suite 9 Sunghee Lee

📈 PATH was a respondent-driven sampling study of persons who inject drugs which introduced 2 innovations: a randomized coupon count experiment using real-time recruitment propensity and extending RDS to longitudinal data. @sungheelee.bsky.social reviews success and insights myumi.ch/XyGpQ #AAPOR2025

Everyone Counts: Innovations For Leaving No Population Behind Friday, May 16th 10:15-11:45 AM Midway Suite 9 Brady West

📈 At #AAPOR2025 @bradytwest.bsky.social will moderate the session 'Everyone Counts: Innovations For Leaving No Population Behind' myumi.ch/pVk4r

Investigating Cross-Cultural Heterogeneity and Imputation Strategies in Item Nonresponse for Subjective Life Expectancy Questions: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study Friday, May 16th 10:15-11:45 AM Midway Suite 11 Kaidar Nurumov Sunghee Lee

📈 Kaidar Nurumov reports on the relationship btwn respondent reports on subjective life expectancy in the Health & Retirement Study and subsequent mortality patterns across four racial/ethnic/linguistic groups myumi.ch/qZV4m #AAPOR2025

Choosing Your Companion Carefully: Important Considerations Regarding Reference Data Sources for Inference Based on Non-Probability Samples Friday, May 16 8:30-10:00 Regency B Brady West

📈 @bradytwest.bsky.social reviews key conceptual issues when selecting reference data for inference from non-probability samples. The talk will cover future research avenues, current method shortcomings, and practical suggestions myumi.ch/xwq49 #AAPOR2025

Understanding the Variability in Post-Survey Interviewer Observations in a National Panel Survey: Evidence from Health and Retirement Study Friday, May 16 8:30-10:00 Midway Suite 5 Henning Silber

📈 Henning Silber will present initial results of nonresponse follow-up interviews w/in the most recent refreshment sample of the German Family Demographic Panel Study & draw preliminary conclusions on strategies to improve future survey design myumi.ch/5ky2q #AAPOR2025

Towards Understanding Costs in Large-Scale Video Interviews Friday, May 16th 8:30-10:00 AM Midway Suite 5 Andrew Hupp (presenter) Lauren Guggenheim David Howell Wen Chang Makenna Harrison

📈Interest in live video interviews is driven by the potential to cut costs compared to in-person data collection. However, savings depend on effort and study design. Andrew Hupp shares insights from @electionstudies myumi.ch/4mjPQ #AAPOR2025

Cross-Cultural Research Hack-AI-Thon Friday, May 16 8:30-10:00 Midway Suite 11 Joanne Tian

📈 Join #AAPOR2025 for the Cross-Cultural Hack-A-Thon & co-create a product for posterity! Joanne Tian is one of the hackers at this engaging & collaborative session. No advanced AI knowledge or language expertise is required myumi.ch/Z2DEj

📈 Today is the last day of #aapor2025 and it's another busy one! To see a full schedule of SRC researchers' presentations, visit: myumi.ch/8qqye

Grab your beverage of choice and let's get going!

At #aapor2025 and missing the contributions of all the Federal survey folks. It's smaller, quieter, and generally less fun without you all!

Designing a Web Survey Experience for Adolescents: Lessons Learned from Caregiver and Adolescent Participation in the 2024 Panel Study of Income Dynamics Child Development Supplement Study Thursday, May 15th 4:30-6:00 PM Midway Suite 10 Piotr Dworak

📈 Piotr Dworak will report on the unique logistical challenges related to obtaining permission from the primary caregiver, communicating with adolescents & meeting requirements of research with minors for the Child Development Supplement of @umpsid.bsky.social myumi.ch/rA84A #AAPOR2025

Designing Incentive Experiments for the National Dementia Workforce Study: Insights into Engaging Facility Leadership and Staff Thursday, May 15th 4:30-6:00 PM Midway Suite 6

📈 The National Dementia Workforce Study is conducting the 1st large annual surveys of the dementia care workforce in the US. @jameswagner254.bsky.social & RTI colleagues will present results of incentive experiments & discuss implications for future recruitment efforts myumi.ch/g31DR #AAPOR2025

Adjustments for Response Styles in Multi-Item Measurement Scales Thursday, May 15th 2:00-3:30 PM Midway Suite 7/8 Kaidar Nurumov Sunghee Lee

📈 Kaidar Nurumov's simulation study examines subgroups with different response styles (low, medium, high). Findings on adjustment methods offer insight into measurement error & comparability across groups, aiding cross-cultural surveys myumi.ch/kPZ7y #AAPOR2025 @sungheelee.bsky.social

How Different Approaches to Measuring Sexual Identity Influence Health Disparity Estimates, Depending on Education: Insights from a Randomized Experiment in the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) Thursday, May 15th 2:00-3:30 PM Midway Suite 7/8 Rona Hu Brady West

📈 Rona Hu & @bradytwest.bsky.social use an experiment in the National Survey of Family Growth to test how the addition of a 'something else' option impacts health disparity estimates & how much this impact depends on education myumi.ch/61yGr #AAPOR2025

Evaluating Gpt for Multilingual Survey Translation and Adaptation Thursday, May 15th 2:00-3:30 PM Regency A Yao Sun (presenter) Jay Kim Nghi Nguyen Sunghee Lee Felix Baez-Santiago (presenter)

📈 Yao Sun & Felix Baez-Santiago present their study focusing on using ChatGPT to achieve accurate & culturally appropriate translations of questions related to cognitive and social network measures for a survey targeted to a multilingual, culturally diverse sample myumi.ch/15bem #AAPOR2025

Using Large Language Models to Predict Subjective Life Expectancy in the Context of Cross-Cultural Surveys: Insights into Cognitive Biases and Response Quality Thursday, May 15th 2:00-3:30 PM Regency A Mao Li Xinyi Chen (presenter) Zeyu Lou (presenter) Kaidar Nurumov Stephanie Morales Sunghee Lee

📈 Xinyi Chen & Zeyu Lou introduce a framework for using LLMs to assess response quality in subjective life expectancy data, offering insights into how participants interpret & respond to probing questions, impacting health policy & related fields myumi.ch/VVGW5 #AAPOR2025

Evaluating the Feasibility of AI-Driven Translation: A Comparative Analysis of ChatGPT-4 and Human Translators in Survey Research Thursday, May 15th 2:00-3:30 PM Regency A Grace DesJardins (presenter) Andrew L. Hupp Raphael Nishimura Makenna Harrison Meredith House

📈 Grace DesJardin presents research on ChatGPT vs. human translations, highlighting feasibility and limitations of AI in survey translations, offering insights & recommendations for future survey research myumi.ch/dgARG #AAPOR2025 @rnishimura.bsky.social

We have a full afternoon of #aapor2025 sessions ahead of us. Gather your strength and follow along!

To see a full schedule of SRC researchers' presentations, visit: myumi.ch/8qqye

Comparing Large Language Models and Traditional Methods for Imputing Missing Survey Responses in a 2024 U.S. Presidential Election Survey Thursday, May 15 11:00-12:30 PM Midway Suite 6 Weiyushi (Sarah) Tian Angelina Lu Yuchen Ding Brady West

📈 SRC's Weiyushi (Sarah) Tian, Angelina Lu, Yuchen Ding & @bradytwest.bsky.social explore the impact of demographic context on the effectiveness of LLMs & traditional ML approaches for imputation in politically sensitive and opinion-based survey research myumi.ch/z9XDJ #AAPOR2025

Developing Distressed Respondent Protocols in Survey Research: Considerations from Project Proposal Review through Data Collection Thursday, May 15 11:00-12:30 PM Midway Suite 11 Lisa Lewandowski-Romps

📈 Lisa Lewandowski-Romps outlines a general framework for decision-making at each phase of a project's cycle, presenting a list of considerations when developing and implementing distressed respondent protocols from proposal review through data collection myumi.ch/w9yP2 #AAPOR2025

We’re excited to announce that Verasight Co-Founder @peterenns.bsky.social will be moderating a @aapor.bsky.social panel “The Future of AI and Survey Research” today, May 15th and presenting “Forecasting the 2024 Popular Vote and Electoral College Winner” on tomorrow, May 16th.
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Weighting on Recalled Vote: Taboo or Trap? Thursday, May 15th 8:30-11:00 AM Midway Suite 9 Raphael Nishimura

📈 SRC's @rnishimura.bsky.social organized and will moderate the session 'Weighing on Recalled Vote: Taboo or Trap?' myumi.ch/8qrA6 #AAPOR2025

We’re in St. Louis for #AAPOR2025! Swing by Booth #118 to add a free question to our next national survey and enter to win a $250 credit on future Verasight surveys. See you soon!
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