Innovative Approaches for American National Election Study 2024
Uncover the latest innovations in the American National Election Study competition for 2024, focusing on groundbreaking research, data infrastructure, and training. Explore opportunities for improving questionnaire design, sampling methods, and data integration while supporting historically underrepresented groups. Proposals are encouraged to enhance data quality, engagement, and dissemination within the research community.
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2024 American National Election Study Competition A Search for Gold-Standard Innovation Presentation Cover Slide Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences 07-27-2021
SBE: NSFs SBE: NSF s S Social, Sciences Directorate Sciences Directorate ocial, B Behavioral, and ehavioral, and E Economic conomic SBE researchers conduct groundbreaking research SBE researchers create fundamental data and analytic infrastructure SBE researchers provide essential training that empowers people and improves quality of life. 2
2024 ANES Solicitation 2024 ANES Solicitation Letter of Intent Due: September 20, 2021 We expect to fund one or two awards Up to $14 million, pending availability of appropriations Full Proposal Deadline: December 10, 2021 Award to start July 2022 (FY22-FY25) 3
American National Election Studies (ANES) Random samples Cross-sectional and panel FTF, phone and web surveys Data Question-wording, design and sampling Integration of administrative, social media data Cooperation with other national surveys Innovation Undergraduate and graduate students Scholarly research Public use by journalists Dissemination 4
We seek innovation We seek innovation We are interested in proposals that offer ways to rigorously evaluate and improve every aspect of the project, including, but not limited to: questionnaire design, question wording, fidelity of response options, sampling of historically-underrepresented groups, sample weighting frameworks, use and potential integration of multiple types of data, cooperation/integration with other surveys such as the CSES and GSS 5
ANES Proposals may address ANES Proposals may address any areas supported by previous ANES awards: areas supported by previous ANES awards: any of the excellence of the excellence Continuity: Collection of individual-level data from weeks preceding and immediately following the 2024 presidential election Quality: Innovations to improve data quality and the scientific or public value of the data Access: Research community engagement; Using modules to expand capacity; Data dissemination and access 6
Eligibility: Who may submit a proposal? Eligibility: Who may submit a proposal? Proposals are invited from: Universities, colleges or non-profit organizations/research labs One proposal per institution PIs limited to one proposal 7
Proposal Preparation Instructions Proposal Preparation Instructions 8
Letter of Intent Letter of Intent Due September 20, 2021 Including: Title of project Names and affiliations of PIs and other senior personnel (4 maximum) Names of other participating institutions (2 maximum) Failure to submit will disqualify proposal 9
Full Proposal Full Proposal Due December 10, 2021 Including sections on: Management Plan Continuity of ANES principles Data Quality and Accessibility Innovations Expected Significance 10
Proposal Preparation: Project Description Proposal Preparation: Project Description Five Labeled Sections Five Labeled Sections 1. Management Plan: Structure of PI/senior personnel team Qualifications of senior personnel/consultants 11
Proposal Preparation: Project Description Proposal Preparation: Project Description Five Labeled Sections Five Labeled Sections 1. Management Plan 2. Continuity of ANES Principles: Continuation of projects dependent on ANES Proposed improvements 12
Proposal Preparation: Project Description Proposal Preparation: Project Description Five Labeled Sections Five Labeled Sections 1. Management Plan 2. Continuity of ANES Principles 3. Data Quality and Accessibility: Release of data in timely manner Development of appropriate cyberinfrastructure Integration of newly produced data with past data 13
Proposal Preparation: Project Description Proposal Preparation: Project Description Five Labeled Sections Five Labeled Sections 1. Management Plan 2. Continuity of ANES Principles 3. Data Quality and Accessibility 4. Innovations: Such as: Sampling, privacy, data, new research trends, data and measures And others that enhance the scientific and public value of the ANES 14
Proposal Preparation: Project Description Proposal Preparation: Project Description Five Labeled Sections Five Labeled Sections 1. Management Plan 2. Continuity of ANES Principles 3. Data Quality and Accessibility 4. Innovations 5. Expected Significance: Intellectual Merit Broader Impact Creating new opportunities for STEM under-represented groups 15
Questions about the 2024 ANES competition? Questions about the 2024 ANES competition? Jan Leighley, telephone: (703) 292-2686, email: jleighle@nsf.gov Lee D. Walker, telephone: (703) 292-7174, email: lwalker@nsf.gov We thank you for your many contributions to the ANES and to NSF past, present and future . . . 16
2024 American National Election Study Competition A Search for Gold-Standard Innovation Conclusion Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences 07-27-2021
