MSU releases data from 2018 Montana election polls
BOZEMAN – Montana State University political scientists have released a new treasure trove of raw data about Montanans and how they viewed the 2018 election.
David Parker and Eric Raile, professors of political science who coordinated the collection of some of the most extensive pre- and post-election polling in the state’s history, have made the complete set of data available to the public today on the website of the Human Ecology Learning and Problem Solving, or HELPS Lab, at MSU, http://helpslab.montana.edu/.
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