The Collaborative Multiracial Post-Election Survey (CMPS) is a non-partisan, multiracial/ethnic, multilingual, post-Presidential election online survey in the United States, developed by academic researchers in 2008. In 2016, the CMPS adopted an innovative cooperative model which broadened the scope of access to high-quality national survey data, with large samples of racial/ethnic and underrepresented groups in the United States. Survey items included on the CMPS are generated through contributions from a national consortium of academic scholars called the CMPS Scholars Research Network.  This consortium currently includes 250 researchers, from nearly 100 colleges/universities, across multiple academic disciplines including the social sciences, psychology, public policy, public health, education, law, and other fields. The 2024 CMPS continues and expands the highly successful, pioneering 2016 and 2020 CMPS, which broadened the scope of access to high-quality national survey data with large and generalizable samples of racial, ethnic, and other identity groups in the United States. Visit cmpsurvey.org to learn more about the project.