20th anniversary test puzzle

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Across
  1. 4. We always aim for this value
  2. 6. The team with the broadest lens
  3. 9. These types of polls have been condemned by the field
  4. 11. An old school tool for research teams
  5. 13. A primary source for demographic data
  6. 14. ___ voters will probably turn out
  7. 17. Cornell center collecting all polling data
  8. 19. Our long-time “productivity” platform
  9. 21. Data ____: A visual approach to storytelling
  10. 24. They’re taking over the Trends Panel contract
  11. 25. N&I’s friends across the alley windows
  12. 26. What telephone response rates have done
  13. 27. Most populous Slack channel #important-____
  14. 29. Our home for the past 20 years
  15. 31. Report format rarely actually downloaded
  16. 33. What we analyze
  17. 34. The Center’s board chair
  18. 35. Shorthand for our primary benefactor
  19. 36. They poll a lot on health policy
  20. 39. Where we share our furry friends
  21. 40. They are all about our daily lives
  22. 42. The “chillest” cat in #pets
  23. 47. A population we study particularly closely every two years
  24. 49. We often use their trends
  25. 51. A not-so-private meeting room
  26. 52. They focus on our digital lives
  27. 53. Crazy ___: Tool for heatmapping webpages
  28. 54. The difference between observed and true values
  29. 57. The _____: Our friendly term for a couple (in)famous polling analysts
  30. 59. Acronym for how we try to write
  31. 60. Our go-to data viz style
  32. 62. You want it to reflect the overall population
  33. 63. The blog, formerly
  34. 66. Where we make a lot of our charts
  35. 67. A chart that shows relationships between two variables
  36. 68. Protecting this is a top priority
  37. 69. With &, the team that studies identity
  38. 71. The football, formerly
  39. 72. Gary Langer polls for this network
  40. 75. New Center tool for workflow & collaboration
  41. 76. A favorite conference for digital publishing
  42. 77. A survey instrument
  43. 79. Something can fall in it, or outside of it
  44. 81. We capture the public’s ____
  45. 82. One variable for subgroup analysis
  46. 83. An important initiative at the Center
  47. 86. What makes our work pioneering
  48. 87. Our blog for nerd cred
  49. 89. The source of the bulk of our traffic
  50. 90. Our first digital director (first name, last initial)
  51. 93. Andy Kohut was a regular here
  52. 95. The first one was released in 1987
  53. 97. A chart that makes use of hue and intensity
  54. 99. Digital hub of the Center’s culture
  55. 101. With &, the team that tracks the information landscape
  56. 103. Best cocktail at the Jefferson
  57. 104. The underappreciated Farragut West line
  58. 105. The team on the cutting edge
Down
  1. 1. Response ____
  2. 2. We try to reduce it in multiple ways
  3. 3. We study the ____, not the waves
  4. 5. A chart that shows relationships between three variables
  5. 7. They make everything happen IRL
  6. 8. What we provide to make sense of the data
  7. 10. Our publishing platform
  8. 12. This chart is an “appetizing” way to show parts of the whole
  9. 13. We ___ our data before release
  10. 15. We would be lost without them
  11. 16. A home for Politics before the Center
  12. 18. Whether or not it matters
  13. 20. New database of all ATP surveys
  14. 22. A survey pitfall when it comes to language
  15. 23. These are publicly available on our website after a period of time
  16. 28. These groups are a source of qualitative findings
  17. 30. What we track
  18. 31. ‘The Next America’ author
  19. 32. Our internal website for policies, etc.
  20. 37. Our bread and butter
  21. 38. Where we’re moving in July
  22. 41. What makes our work trustworthy
  23. 43. Founding Director of Pew Research Center
  24. 44. A chart to show change over time
  25. 45. Statistical analysis behind the typology
  26. 46. Shorthand for our survey engine
  27. 47. Writes “Department of Data” at WaPo
  28. 48. Shorthand for how we used to conduct our polls
  29. 50. The 1615 rooftop
  30. 55. Shorthand for how we communicate our findings, visually
  31. 56. Arguably, the hardest to pronounce meeting room
  32. 58. Big partner for religious research
  33. 61. They study the meaning of life and more
  34. 64. A technique used to match the data to the population
  35. 65. They don’t just study red and blue
  36. 70. How questions are asked and answered
  37. 72. Where survey methodologists meet
  38. 73. What makes our work sound
  39. 74. The “forgotten” generation
  40. 75. A stacked chart that shows change over time
  41. 77. A digital feature that can tell you where you fit
  42. 78. They study questions related to the physical world
  43. 79. The team that makes everything happen, data-wise
  44. 80. Farragut North’s line
  45. 84. This channel may make you hungry
  46. 85. Our yearly roundup of ____ findings
  47. 88. A real world test for polling, some say
  48. 91. The Center’s “cafeteria”
  49. 92. Offers cheerful lobby greetings
  50. 94. Shorthand for a new(ish) survey sampling method
  51. 96. In their own words
  52. 98. Our first comms director (first name, last initial)
  53. 99. Sample ___
  54. 100. Big partner for media research
  55. 102. This relationship is hard to claim