Research: Media Engagement

2025

“Is New York’s Mamdani the Future of US Democrats?” (Featured). 10/27/25.

“‘It’s like a cult’: Democrats Aren’t Laughing at GOP Bills Honoring Trump” (Featured). 02/06/2025.

“Why is MAGA so obsessed with the Epstein files?” (Featured.) 03/17/25.

2024

“Why the President Doesn’t Affect the Economy as Much as You’d Think” (Featured) 11/21/24. Yahoo Finance.

“The President’s Influence on the U.S. Economy May Be Greatly Exaggerated, According to Experts.” (Featured) 11/07/24. CNBC.

“Trump Rides Global Wave of Anti-Incumbency” (Featured) 11/07/24. AFP News/ Barron’s.

“VP Debate Could Sway Undecided Voters, says analyst | REUTERS” 10/01/24. Reuters.

“The Real Trump Mystery” 09/25/24. The New York Times.

“Telling Americans God is In Control of Earth’s Future Saps Their Concern About Climate Change” (Co-authored with Samuel L. Perry) Springer Nature Research Communities: “Behind the Paper” Series. 09/17/2024.

“Experts say Kamala Harris’ law enforcement background might help her at the ballot box” 08/03/24. Newsday.

“In a Tense Election, Higher Education Hangs in the Balance” 07/18/24. Diverse.

“Letitia James Gets a Boost” 05/26/24. Newsweek.

“Biden’s overlooked advantage” 04/29/24. TIME Magazine.

“How partisanship can help solve the social problems it causes” 03/05/24. London School of Economics USAPP.

2023

“Voters Are Mad About the Economy—But Is It Biden’s Fault?” 11/14/23. The Messenger.

“How Politicians Talk About Hostile Countries Influences How Forceful the Public Wants Their Response to Be.” 06/06/23. London School of Economics USAPP.

“5 Reasons the President Has Little Control Over the Economy” 04/11/23. Big Think

“The Unsettling Truth about Trump’s First Great Victory” 03/22/23. The New York Times.

2022

“In Race for 23^rd District, Nick Langworthy’s career – and the GOP’s brand – Is At Stake.” (City & State: New York; 07/28/2022).

“Hasty Redistricting has Rattled the Playing Field for New York Primaries.” (Courthouse News; 06/18/2022.

“Everyone Loves to Hate the IRS. That’s a Problem.” (The Washington Post; 04/22/2022)

Appearance on the Tavis Smiley KBLA Radio Show (01/04/2022)

“Republicans and Democrats have split over whether to support multiethnic democracy, our research shows” (The Washington Post; 01/03/2022)

2021

“How Republican Leaders Could Motivate Their Voters to Get Vaccinated Against the Coronavirus” (The Washington Post; 10/08/2021)

“Study Looks at What Motivates Trump Supporters” (National Public Radio (NPR); 07/11/2021)

“Trump’s Cult of Animosity Shows No Sign of Letting Up.” (The New York Times; 07/07/2021)

2020

“Donald Trump Has Escaped Criticism for the $2 Trillion Covid-19 Stimulus. A Democratic President Would Not Have.” (London School of Economics USAPP; 04/03/20)

“Americans Start Caring More about the Deficits and the National Debt When the Party They Oppose Runs Them Up” (London School of Economics USAPP; 02/28/2020)

2019

“Analysis: Trump More Negative, Prolific on Twitter Amid Democratic Impeachment Inquiry” (USA Today; 12/23/2019)

“Which is Worse: Bigotry, or Cowardice in the Face of Bigotry?” (The Washington Post; 12/12/2019)

“Trump Support is Not Normal Partisanship.” (New America; 12/11/2019)

“Trump Needs His Base to Burn With Anger” (The New York Times; 07/03/2019)

“Trump Support is Not Normal Partisanship” (Vox; 06/21/2019)

“Why It’s Good for Bipartisanship When Politicians Publicly Ignore and Reject Their Own Party’s Base” (London School of Economics USAPP; 05/02/2019)

2018

“Trump Dissolved His Commission Searching for Voter Fraud. That Won’t Change Republican Support for Voter-ID Laws” (The Washington Post; 01/05/18)

2017

“Republicans Care about Fraud, Democrats Want to Come Out Ahead, says study” (The Washington Times; 12/26/17)

2016

“Two Different Sets of Facts: Why Democrats and Republicans Feel So Differently About the Economy” (VICE News; 12/10/2016)

“How Presidents Can Succeed by Disappointing Their Base” (The Washington Post; 07/13/2016)

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Book Chapters & Reviews

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Research Under Review & In Progress

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Media Engagement

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