2020 Collaborative Multiracial Post-Election Survey (CMPS)

2020年协作性多种族选举后调查(CMPS)将扩大非常成功、开创性的2016年CMPS，这将扩大获得高质量全国调查数据的范围，包括美国种族和民族群体的大样本和概括性样本。这些样本可用于单个组的分析或跨组的比较分析。CMPS正在改变社会科学收集和共享数据的方式，并合作建立一个多元化和包容性的学术渠道，汇聚更广泛的政治学和社会科学学者。2020年的国会议员会议将明确关注种族、移民和政治问题，并纳入白人和非白人个人、在美国出生和在外国出生的受访者、选民和非选民的大样本，将提供有关日益多样化的美国的政治包容、民主参与和政策支持状况的重要实证信息。2020年中医项目将在两个方面对社会产生广泛和积极的影响。首先，数据收集、研究和专业发展活动的协作和包容性模式将增加未被充分代表的少数群体、妇女和第一代学者在学术界的参与。其次，调查结果将促进社会对群体内部和群体间关系、政策支持以及公民和政治参与的理解。该项目将继续开展协作性多种族选举后调查。2020年的CMPS将包括大约20,000个完整的访谈，包括亚裔(n=4,000)，非裔美国人(n=4,000)，拉丁裔/a人(n=4,000)，白人(n=2,000)，美洲原住民(n=1,000)，夏威夷原住民(n=1,000)，黑人移民(n=1,000)，非裔加勒比人(n=1,000)以及穆斯林受访者(n=1,000)和LGBTQ(n=1,000)。调查数据将在2020年总统选举后以受访者自我管理的形式在线收集。调查(和邀请函)将以英语、西班牙语、中文(简体和繁体)、韩语、越南语和阿拉伯语提供给受访者。2020年的国会议员将包括成年选民、登记选民和非登记选民。调查将包括一个人口统计模块和另外三个模块：(1)群体认同和群体间态度；(2)移民；(3)政治参与和公民参与。利用2016年开发的合作、包容的资源共享模式，2020年的中医将通过对调查内容和分析的直接贡献，为更多的初级和高级教师、大量优秀的本科生和研究生，以及来自大型研究机构、较小的文理学院、历史上的黑人学院和大学(HBCU)、部落学院和大学(TCU)以及西班牙裔服务机构(HIS)的博士后研究员扩大研究和专业发展机会。2020年的中医将继续投入时间和资源在一个包容性的学者群体中，特别是女性、代表不足的少数族裔和第一代本科生和研究生、初级教师和博士后研究员，通过会议、研讨会以及持续的指导、研究和出版机会。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The 2020 Collaborative Multiracial Post-Election Survey (CMPS) will expand the highly-successful, groundbreaking 2016 CMPS, which broadens the scope of access to high-quality national survey data with large and generalizable samples of racial and ethnic groups in the United States. These samples allow for the analysis of an individual group or comparative analysis across groups. The CMPS is changing the way data is collected and shared in the social sciences and collaboratively building a diverse and inclusive academic pipeline of scholars in political science and the social sciences more broadly. With questions that focus explicitly on race, immigration, and politics, as well as the inclusion of large samples of White and non-White individuals, U.S.-born and foreign-born respondents, voters and non-voters, the 2020 CMPS will provide essential empirical information on the state of political inclusion, democratic participation, and policy support in an increasingly diverse United States. The 2020 CMPS project will have a broad and positive impact on society in two ways. First, the collaborative and inclusive model of data collection, research and professional development activities will increase the participation of underrepresented minorities, women and first-generation scholars in academia. Second, the results of the survey will advance societal understanding of intra- and inter-group relations, policy support, and civic and political participation. This project will continue the Collaborative Multiracial Post-Election Survey (CMPS). The 2020 CMPS will include an estimated total of 20,000 completed interviews among Asian (n=4,000), African American (n=4,000), Latino/a (n=4,000), White (n=2,000), Native American (n=1,000), Native Hawaiian (n=1,000), Black immigrant (n=1,000), Afro-Caribbean (n=1,000) as well as a sample of Muslim respondents (n=1,000) and LGBTQ (n=1,000). Survey data will be collected online in a respondent self-administered format following the 2020 Presidential Election. The survey (and invitation) will be available to respondents in English, Spanish, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Korean, Vietnamese, and Arabic. The 2020 CMPS will include adult, registered and non-registered voters. The survey will include a demographic module and three additional modules: (1) group identities and intergroup attitudes; (2) immigration; and (3) political engagement and civic participation. Using the collaborative, inclusive model of resource-sharing the PIs developed in 2016, the 2020 CMPS will expand research and professional development opportunities for a larger number of junior and senior faculty, a host of outstanding undergraduate and graduate students, as well as postdoctoral fellows from large research institutions, smaller liberal arts colleges, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs), and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs), through direct contribution to the content and analysis of the survey. The 2020 CMPS will continue to invest time and resources in an inclusive group of scholars, but particularly women, underrepresented minority and first generation undergraduate and graduate students, junior faculty and postdoctoral fellows, through conferences, workshops, as well as sustained mentorship, research and publishing opportunities.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.