About

SnoutCounter is an independent statistical modeling site primarily focused on poll aggregation and election modeling for the United States, though I may also use this site to host other data science and mathematical modeling projects unrelated to elections or politics. I am an undergraduate physics and data science student at the University of California, Berkeley, and an enthusiast for anything quantitative - whether it be astronomy or monetary policy.

This site is built with Quarto and hosted with GitHub Pages. You can find the source code for all poll aggregation models hosted on SnoutCounter, as well as the polling data itself, in the snoutcounter-backend GitHub repo, and you can find the code for this site in the snoutcounter repo. This site utilizes Plausible Analytics, a privacy-friendly analytics tool which does not use cookies or engage in cross-site tracking and is GDPR-compliant.

Site Credits

The SnoutCounter logo uses the California Gothic font created by Matt Lag, and this site uses the IBM Plex Sans font.