Welcome! I am Gabriel Borelli, and I am a recent PhD graduate of the Politics department at Princeton. I currently work as a research associate on the Politics and Policy team at the Pew Research Center. I am an inquisitive project manager and data analyst intrigued by questions pertaining to what excites and motivates voters, as well as why they behave the way that they do. I am also interested in political polarization and the undercurrents of American politics more broadly. At Pew, I am heavily involved in survey design on the politics team and apply the analytical skills I developed in graduate skill to analyze data and write reports on Americans' views about politics.
With an emphasis in American politics and training in the Formal Theory and Quantitative Analysis sequence, my coursework and training as a PhD candidate at Princeton engaged with such topics broadly while also helping me develop a strong set of analytical skills to help me identify mechanisms that explain political phenomena. In my dissertation, I applied these skills as part of a larger project pertaining to how voters understand political issues and ideology in recent years that involved survey development, descriptive and observational analysis, and topic modeling.
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