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New Survey: Floridians express tension, concern for the First Amendment

You don’t need to look much farther than Founding Father Thomas Jefferson to get a taste for the polarity Americans…

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Floridians on property insurance special session: deep support, but low expectations

As Florida lawmakers return to Tallahassee for a special session on property insurance and more, they do so with a…

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What Words Did Each Candidate Use Most Frequently During the Last Presidential Debate of 2020?

Sachs Media took a different approach to watching Thursday night’s last presidential debate – through an analysis of the words…

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Dissecting the Karen Meme only to discover…

The first Karen meme I saw was shared by a meme-obsessed millennial, who in no way would I have otherwise…

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Healthy Pools 2019 – Survey Results

On behalf of the Water Quality & Health Council, Sachs Media surveyed 3,100 American adults online, April 12-13, 2019. The…

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Perception vs. Reality: How Our Political Biases Affect How We See the World

When are facts no longer facts? Apparently, when they’re run through the filter of our own political biases. That’s the…

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Floridians on Kavanaugh: The Partisanship of Certainty

As the FBI wraps up its investigation into allegations of sexual assault involving Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, in advance…

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Father’s Day: A time for the heart … and some numbers

As I’ve gotten older, the meaning of Father’s Day for me has continually evolved. With each passing celebration, I become…

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Florida Breakthrough Research Survey: Florida voters feel better off today than five years ago

Most Florida voters say they feel better off than five years ago and trust local government more than any other…

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Sharing too soon: posting means political entrenchment

Those of us over age 35 have almost surely thought: “Thank goodness there was no social media when I was…

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On National Alzheimer’s Day, Get Lost in Numbers

First, my grandpa would lose his keys. That’s pretty normal. Then came the more telling signs – getting lost in…

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We Scream for Ice Cream!

Professors teaching statistics like to tee up lessons on “correlation vs. causation” by giving examples of events that may appear…

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