It appears very likely that the National Science Foundation will support
the 2014 CCES Survey. The NSF’s support will mean that the cost of a Team
Module will be discounted by $5,000.  That is, we expect that the cost of a
Team Module for 1,000 cases will be $12,500, and $11 per case for
additional cases.  We expect final confirmation from NSF in the coming
month.

The only proviso that the NSF requests is that all Teams participating in
the 2014 study post their data publicly one year after the final release of
the Common Content database.

Researchers interested in participating in the 2014 study (or looking for
other schools to partner with) should contact Stephen Ansolabehere (
[log in to unmask]) or Liz Salazar ([log in to unmask]) at Harvard
University, or Samantha Luks ([log in to unmask]) at YouGov. Teams must
confirm their participation by June 15 and submit their questionnaires by
July 1.


-- 
Brian F. Schaffner
Professor and Chair
Department of Political Science
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
http://people.umass.edu/schaffne

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