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About Marissa Selner

Marissa Selner holds dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science and Communication from University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She’s been analyzing political data for research databases since 2009.

Marissa’s Her experience includes two years of political research and reporting. Marissa’s expertise is in the study of polling data; she has performed research for several political campaigns.

Marissa is also active in the volunteer community. Her volunteer experience includes congressional and presidential campaigning, assisting with voter registration and interning for an animal welfare group.

Marissa Selner has been a professional freelance writer since 2009, and currently writes for private clients as well as several websites such as Salon.

Obama Post-Convention Poll Bounce: Will It Last?

September 18, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Obama Post-Convention Poll Bounce: Will It Last?

Although President Obama appears to have received a post-convention bounce, recent polls show Romney regaining position – the race is tightening up again.

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Daily Tracking Polls Suggest Little or No Romney Convention Bounce

September 5, 2012 by Marissa Selner 3 Comments

Daily Tracking Polls Suggest Little or No Romney Convention Bounce

Daily tracking polls show little or no Romney bounce after the GOP convention – will Mitt Romney rise in the polls before election day, or will Barack Obama retain his lead to the end?

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Last Week’s Polls: Does Romney Really Have 0 Support Among Black Voters?

August 27, 2012 by Marissa Selner 2 Comments

Last Week’s Polls: Does Romney Really Have 0 Support Among Black Voters?

Does Gov. Romney really have zero support among black voters, to President Obama’s 94% support? Marissa Selner breaks down the NBC election Poll.

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Romney Edges Obama on Leadership, Values, and Honesty According to New Poll

July 31, 2012 by Marissa Selner 8 Comments

Romney Edges Obama on Leadership, Values, and Honesty According to New Poll

Changes in the presidential race? A new poll conducted for The Hill by Pulse Opinion Research found likely voters rating Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney higher than President Obama on several key likeability issues.

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Question Wording Matters in New Fast and Furious Poll From CNN

July 10, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

Question Wording Matters in New Fast and Furious Poll From CNN

Are voters confused about the Fast and Furious Subpoena/Contempt conflict between Eric Holder and Congress? A new CNN poll shows that most Americans agree with the vote of contempt, but also think it was conducted for political gain.

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Bloomberg Poll Has Obama Leading Romney by 13 Points

June 22, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Bloomberg Poll Has Obama Leading Romney by 13 Points

Were polling flaws or statistics responsible for the recent Bloomberg poll showing an Obama lead of 13 points over Romney? Just what is a statistical outlier, anyway?

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Winning Wisconsin: Do Recall Exit Polls Suggest a Blue State in November?

June 7, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Winning Wisconsin: Do Recall Exit Polls Suggest a Blue State in November?

Has Scott Walker’s victory put Wisconsin back into play, or were exit polls correct in giving President Obama a lead over Gov. Romney?

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Obama Up in New Poll, but Were Republicans Fairly Represented?

May 23, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

A poll released this week by ABC News/Washington Post has Obama leading Romney in a hypothetical matchup, 49 to 46 among U.S. adults – but the number of Republicans in the sample was dramatically smaller than the normal turnout. Is this a sign of polling bias?

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Obama vs. Romney: Pollsters Say Race Tightening

May 16, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Obama vs. Romney: Pollsters Say Race Tightening

Aggregate poll results thus far in May could make observers dizzy, with the way Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are volleying the lead back and forth. Which polls are correct? Don’t forget to take sample sizes, type of sample polled, and the date of the polls into consideration!

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Romney Closing the Gap With Obama in Key Swing States

May 8, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Romney Closing the Gap With Obama in Key Swing States

The 2012 election promises to be a nail-biter for political supporters on both sides. Romney has increased his standing in swing state polls, but trails Obama in supporter enthusiasm, according to the latest polls.

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