Votamatic, by Drew Linzer of Emory, will be tracking the polls for the 2012 election. Linzer is joining the chorus of analysts aggregating polls, but this time, it's different. Linzer is applying a transparent model that will incorporate fundamentals, which we have discussed before, as well as state-level polls. And it's all in the open.
The Math of Politics comes from John Patty of Washington University in St. Louis. Patty will be laying out the math behind various political questions. His first post asks, "How might the federal budget be balanced without increasing revenues?" That is, if you're against raising any taxes in any way, what are your options?
Maybe next, Patty will tell us how we could tell if something is a "recovery."
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