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State politics scholars, the State Politics & Policy section of APSA is seeking proposals to host the 2024 State Politics conference. I hosted it @GVPTUMD in 2019 and it was a great experience. Happy to answer questions.

Can not wait for SPPC (my favorite conference of the year) to kick off tonight at Pitt! Looking forward to hearing about some great new research, seeing old friends, and making new ones! Follow State Politics and Policy Conference 2023 for conference updates! State Politics & Policy @Bonneau_Says

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of LSQ's Editorial Board: Steven Rogers (Saint Louis University) Tessa Provins (University of Pittsburgh) @anacweeks (PoLIS - Bath) James Curry (University of Utah Political Science) Ulrich Sieberer (Universität Bamberg) 1/2

We often talk about the really awful ways people treat each other in academia (yes it happens frequently)… BUT there is a lot of kind and generous things people do the help each other out too. I have been able to see a lot of the latter this year and it is pretty cool.

New paper with Nate Monroe and Tessa Provins: Toward a theory of minority-party influence in the U.S. Congress: whip counts, amendment votes, and minority leverage in the house. cup.org/43Yi5SX #OpenAccess from JPublicPolicy

Join us at the 2nd Annual Indigenous Cultural Festival, a celebration of Native American contributions past and present. pitt.ly/3r4ocb1

Read more about the 2nd Annual Indigenous Cultural Festival. Poli Sci Assistant Professor Tessa Provins is the co-chair!

Excited to see my new article with Brenna Armstrong Daina Chiba @dianazobrien on first view!

Day 1 of our annual conference at Brown began today with a fantastic lunch panel on publishing strategies. Reply below with what you’re enjoying today and with your photos!

Excited to welcome Tessa Provins to Penn State Political Science and State College tomorrow! Please join us in Pond Lab at 12:15 for "Debate and Legislative Productivity in U.S. State Legislatures."

New open-access article with Nate Monroe and Tessa Provins: Toward a theory of minority-party influence in the U.S. Congress: whip counts, amendment votes, and minority leverage in the house | Journal of Public Policy | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3Ts6Gt1

.Public Agenda is very excited to announce the grantees for the inaugural cycle of our Democracy Renewal Project. We're funding 10 important research initiatives across the country to boost trust and access to #elections. Learn more here: publicagenda.org/news/drp-grant…

Thrilled to be one of the grantees for Public Agenda Democracy Renewal Project! My project with Joseph Dietrich (Towson), Jean Schroedel (CGU), and Tessa Provins quantifies voter equity at the local level in US elections. Very excited for the next stage of the project!

Tessa Provins, incoming assistant professor at School of Government & Public Policy, received a grant from Public Agenda for the Democracy Renewal Project. Her study aims to enhance democracy by ensuring universal access to elections. sbs.arizona.edu/news/new-sgpp-…

The 7 C’s are well represented at #USC’s 2024 ESRA Conf with presentations by #CMC professors #ZacharyCourser & #EricHelland as well as #CGU’s #MelissaRogers. #LosAngeles #Claremont #PoliticalScience #VotingRights #Elections .CGU .Claremont McKenna College .Melissa Rogers Tessa Provins

My APSR paper with Pamela Ban Hye Young You received the award for Best Publication on Effective Lawmaking. So much thanks to Alan and Craig Volden for the award and the CEL conference where we can connect with new scholars and old friends in the field!

Rules are fun. States are neat.

University of Arizona’s #TessaProvins presenting at the #APSA2024 on “Identity & Representation” panel re: “Overburdened or Underutilized: An Examination of Women’s Committee Assignments.” #PoliticalScience #APSA #Congress #Women .Tessa Provins

Does anyone have the 1985 edition of Congress Reconsidered who would be willing to email me a scan of Bruce Oppenheimer’s chapter on Changing Time Constraints and Cloture? Thanks! Tessa Provins Jason Roberts

If anyone has this we would really appreciate it!