Election pollster Berwood Yost at PCCP

November 1, 2024

12:00 pm

$35 - $45

Berwood Yost, Director, Center for Opinion Research, Franklin & Marshall College In the final hours of the 2024 election campaigns, join us for an in-person discussion with Berwood Yost, director of the Franklin & Marshal College Poll, about the mood of Pennsylvania's electorate and what the results may bode for Pennsylvania. Berwood Yost is the Director of the Center for Opinion Research and the Director of the Floyd Institute for Public Policy at Franklin & Marshall College. He is also the Director of the Franklin & Marshall College Poll, which tracks public attitudes toward public policy issues and political campaigns. His scholarship is multidisciplinary and has appeared in journals that include the fields of criminology, human rights, political science, psychology, and public health. Yost created the poll and later the center with G. Terry Madonna, who has appeared at several PCCP events over the years to discuss elections in Pennsylvania. Yost and Madonna moved the center and the poll from Millersville University to Franklin & Marshall College in 2004. Yost became director after Madonna retired in 2020. Yost frequently writes about the results and implications of political campaigns in the state and has closely followed changes within the state’s electorate. His recent work has attempted to identify ideological and partisan patterns among the state’s voters and his recent book, a co-edited volume from Temple University Press, “Are All Politics Nationalized? Evidence from the 2020 Pennsylvania Campaigns,” explores how political campaigns communicate with voters about the issues that are most important to them. Yost also began publishing a newsletter about state politics in February of 2021 and regularly writes about state politics, polling, and public policy for a general audience. The newsletter can be subscribed at: https://www.fandmpoll.org.

Venue

McCormick & Schmick's

1 South Broad Street, Philadelphia PA

Sponsor

PCCP

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