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The blog posts listed below have been written about and/or using data collected in the Understanding America Study. (For authors: if your publication is not listed here yet please just contact us at uas-l@mymaillists.usc.edu).
- Brian Libgober, "The Price of Votes: Exploring the effect of ad spending in the last presidential campaign" The Evidence Base March 12 (2018)
- Anya Savikhin Samek, "What are the effects of recipient contribution requirements on public support for social programs?" The Evidence Base September 28 (2017)
- Jill Darling, "Could “Shy” Trump Voters' Discomfort With Disclosing Candidate Choice Have Skewed Telephone Polls? Evidence from the USC Election Poll" The Evidence Base February 2 (2017)
- Jill Darling and Margaret Gatz, "Through the Lens of Populism: The 2016 Election" The Evidence Base December 22 (2017)
- Kyla Thomas, "Are We All Snobs? How Personal Tastes Affect Our Judgment of Others" The Evidence Base April 25 (2017)
- Tania Gutsche, Jill Darling, "The Woes of Collecting Public Opinion: Lessons from an Outlier Election Poll." The Evidence Base February 15 (2017)
- Dan Schnur, "The Daybreak Presidential Poll: Voter Preference and Intensity in the 2016 Election" The Evidence Base September 6 (2016)
- Gema Zamarro, "Surveys and Character Skills: The Information we Reveal Without Even Trying" The Evidence Base November 30 (2016)
- Joanne Yoong, "How Much do Americans Know About Social Security?" The Evidence Base January 26 (2016)
- Mirta Galesic, Wändi Bruine de Bruin, "Can Asking About People’s Social Circles Inform Election Predictions?" The Evidence Base November 7 (2016)
- Brian Finch, "What do We Know, and How do We Feel about Police Homicides in the US?" The Evidence Base October 6 (2015)
- Lila Rabinovich, "Our Outbreaks" The Evidence Base February 27 (2015)
- Mike Branom, "Didn't you Hear? The Understanding America Study is Here." The Evidence Base November 24 (2015)