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#Vol11Iss2 | Using data on e-newsletters, press releases, Facebook posts, and tweets from 2015 to through 2020, Rachel Blum, Lindsey Cormack & Kelsey Shoub find that US House members use these mediums at different rates. Article in #FreeAccess: doi.org/10.1017/psrm.2…

🚨New Publication Friday!🚨 Rachel Blum (Rachel Blum) and I show how local factional pressure moved the Republican Party rightward during the🫖party era. Working with Rachel was an absolute pleasure and we are both incredibly proud of this publication.

I'm thrilled to announce that this piece on factional primaries with Mike Cowburn is available for first view!

Last week Rachel Blum (Rachel Blum) and I published an article in British Jnl Poli Sci. We've also written up a shorter version for LSE's (@lse) US blog LSE USAPP blog available at: bit.ly/46jtsay #TeaParty #Republican #radicalization

New post: Rachel Blum Mike Cowburn write on the long shadow of the Tea Party and the Republican Party’s shift to the right. bit.ly/46jtsay

Free access for a limited period - How Local Factions Pressure Parties: Activist Groups and Primary Contests in the Tea Party Era - cup.org/3JylYGQ - Rachel Blum & Mike Cowburn Read the authors' LSE USAPP blog - cup.org/3PRSZ59 #FirstView

New post: Rachel Blum Mike Cowburn write on the long shadow of the Tea Party and the Republican Party’s shift to the right. bit.ly/46jtsay

The folks over Today, Explained let me talk about the Tea Party’s complicated relationship with “capitalism.” Take a listen!

🎉🥳New article published 🥳🎉 Who Decides? Media, MAGA, Money, and Mentions in the 2022 Republican Primaries in Political Research Quarterly, co-authored with Seth Masket & Rachel Blum doi.org/10.1177/106591…

In #FirstView by Rachel Blum, Mike Cowburn, and Seth Masket: "Who Decides? Media, MAGA, Money, and Mentions in the 2022 Republican Primaries" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Looking forward to a great panel at 4 today on party factions from both sides of the Atlantic, featuring presentations by Christine Bangum, Hans Noel, Mike Cowburn, Seth Masket, and myself with characteristically inciteful comments from @zacdgreene and Rachel Blum.

I'm super proud of this paper. It is the first publication from our Carl Albert Center CES team. Coauthored with Peter McLaughlin, Peter Olson, Nathan Barron, Bennie Ashton, Rachel Blum, Chuck Finocchiaro, and myself. Hopefully more to come!

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Do you want to see how much the margin in a pre-election poll can vary based on "reasonable" decisions by a pollster? Check this out: disq.us/t/4rd8rfy

just released: national estimates from CES pre-election interviews with over 70k american adults National LVs (Oct. 1 - 25): Harris: 51% Trump: 47% Dynamic crosstabs: cooperativeelectionstudy.shinyapps.io/prez2024pre/ Release: sites.tufts.edu/cooperativeele…

This man doesn’t get enough credit for lowkey being one of our greatest presidents

we now have estimates for key states AZ: Trump 51/Harris 47 GA: Trump 51/Harris 46 MI: Harris 51/Trump 46 NV: Harris 51/Trump 47 NC: Trump 50/Harris 48 PA: Harris 49/Trump 48 TX: Trump 51/Harris 47 WI: Harris 50/Trump 47 Full results here: cooperativeelectionstudy.shinyapps.io/stateprezapp20…

For all the election hot takes: the causal effect of a belief or attitude on vote choice is often poorly defined.

I’m not the first to make this point, but the visualization may be helpful. Less than 1/3 of Americans asked for this. There is no “mandate.”

So excited for Mike’s brilliant new book on primaries. Can’t wait to assign it in my Congress and parties courses!