We surveyed 54,000 people behind bars about the election

Led the data analysis for a survey of over 54,000 incarcerated respondents across 45 states examining political preferences and voting access behind bars. Data analysis was conducted using cloud-native data pipelines and ETL tools. The survey found roughly half would vote for Trump, with 61% support among White incarcerated people, while 35% identified as independent. The project included a journalist toolkit with downloadable state-level data to help newsrooms localize the findings.