| IDEOLOGUES WITHOUT ISSUES THE POLARIZING CONSEQUENCES OF IDEOLOGICAL IDENTITIES |
36 |
| MOBILIZING SEXISM THE INTERACTION OF EMOTION AND GENDER ATTITUDES IN THE 2016 US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION |
26 |
| Vote Switching in the 2016 Election: How Racial and Immigration Attitudes, Not Economics, Explain Shifts in White Voting |
20 |
| AFFECTIVE POLARIZATION OR PARTISAN DISDAIN? UNTANGLING A DISLIKE FOR THE OPPOSING PARTY FROM A DISLIKE OF PARTISANSHIP |
19 |
| WHAT DO WE MEASURE WHEN WE MEASURE AFFECTIVE POLARIZATION? |
19 |
| The Accuracy of Measurements with Probability and Nonprobability Survey Samples: Replication and Extension |
16 |
| AN EVALUATION OF THE 2016 ELECTION POLLS IN THE UNITED STATES |
15 |
| RACE, PLACE, AND BUILDING A BASE LATINO POPULATION GROWTH AND THE NASCENT TRUMP CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT |
11 |
| MISINFORMATION OR EXPRESSIVE RESPONDING? WHAT AN INAUGURATION CROWD CAN TELL US ABOUT THE SOURCE OF POLITICAL MISINFORMATION IN SURVEYS |
10 |
| COLLECTIVE NARCISSISM AND THE 2016 US PRESIDENTIAL VOTE |
9 |
| EXPLAINING PUBLIC OPINION TOWARD TRANSGENDER PEOPLE, RIGHTS, AND CANDIDATES |
9 |
| THE MEDICAID EXPANSION AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT TESTING FOR A POLICY FEEDBACK ON MASS OPINION |
8 |
| THE POLLS-TRENDS AMERICANS' TRUST IN SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS |
8 |
| WHEN EFFORTS TO DEPOLARIZE THE ELECTORATE FAIL |
7 |
| WILLINGNESS TO PARTICIPATE IN PASSIVE MOBILE DATA COLLECTION |
5 |
| MEASURING VOTER DECISION STRATEGIES IN POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AND PUBLIC OPINION RESEARCH |
5 |
| WAVING THE RED CLOTH MEDIA COVERAGE OF A CONTENTIOUS ISSUE TRIGGERS POLARIZATION |
5 |
| SPORTS FANDOM AND POLITICAL ATTITUDES |
5 |
| THE IMPORTANCE OF POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR EFFECTIVE CITIZENSHIP DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE BROADCAST AND INTERNET GENERATIONS |
4 |
| DOING WELL AND DOING GOOD? HOW CONCERN FOR OTHERS SHAPES POLICY PREFERENCES AND PARTISANSHIP AMONG AFFLUENT AMERICANS |
4 |
| Partisanship and Question-Wording Effects: Experimental Evidence from Latin America |
4 |
| (MIS)MEASURING SENSITIVE ATTITUDES WITH THE LIST EXPERIMENT SOLUTIONS TO LIST EXPERIMENT BREAKDOWN IN KENYA |
4 |
| PARTISAN MEDIA, ELECTORAL PREDICTIONS, AND WISHFUL THINKING |
4 |
| WHERE HAVE THE RESPONDENTS GONE? PERHAPS WE ATE THEM ALL |
3 |
| ARE THERE STILL LIMITS ON PARTISAN PREJUDICE? |
3 |
| How Informative and Persuasive is Simple Elite Communication? |
3 |
| PARTISANSHIP, POLLING, AND THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT |
3 |
| THE FIRST-DAUGHTER EFFECT THE IMPACT OF FATHERING DAUGHTERS ON MEN'S PREFERENCES FOR GENDER-EQUALITY POLICIES |
3 |
| PREDICTING STATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS USING NATIONAL TRACKING POLLS AND MULTILEVEL REGRESSION WITH POSTSTRATIFICATION (MRP) |
3 |
| WHY DO CELL PHONE INTERVIEWS LAST LONGER? A BEHAVIOR CODING PERSPECTIVE |
2 |
| Partisan Feedback: Heterogeneity in Opinion Responsiveness |
2 |
| The Effects of Metacognition in Survey Research: Experimental, Cross-Sectional, and Content-Analytic Evidence |
2 |
| HOW TRANSPARENCY AFFECTS SURVEY RESPONSES |
2 |
| ENEMY OR ALLY? ELITES, BASE RELATIONS, AND PARTISANSHIP IN AMERICA |
2 |
| RESEARCH SYNTHESIS SATISFICING IN SURVEYS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE |
2 |
| VALIDATING SELF-REPORTED TURNOUT BY LINKING PUBLIC OPINION SURVEYS WITH ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS |
2 |
| AN IMPROVED QUESTION FORMAT FOR MEASURING CONSPIRACY BELIEFS |
2 |
| EVIDENCE OF PARTISAN AGENDA FRAGMENTATION IN THE AMERICAN PUBLIC, 1959-2015 |
2 |
| THE DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONALITY STABILITY AND POLITICAL ATTITUDES |
1 |
| LIKE THEY'VE NEVER, EVER SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY? POLITICAL INTEREST AND VOTER ENGAGEMENT IN 2016 |
1 |
| WORKING CONDITIONS, WORKERS' RIGHTS, AND CANDIDATE PREFERENCE IN THE 2016 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY |
1 |
| FOLLOW THE (ISSUE) LEADER? THE LEADER-LED NEXUS REVISITED |
1 |
| APPLYING PROSPECT THEORY TO PARTICIPATION IN A CAPI/WEB PANEL SURVEY |
1 |
| CONSPIRATORIAL THINKING AND POLITICAL CONSTRAINT |
1 |
| THINKING FAST AND FURIOUS EMOTIONAL INTENSITY AND OPINION POLARIZATION IN ONLINE MEDIA |
1 |
| THE EFFECT OF FRAMING AND PLACEMENT ON LINKAGE CONSENT |
1 |
| THE STABILITY OF ECONOMIC CORRELATIONS OVER TIME IDENTIFYING CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH SURVEY TRACKING POLLS AND TWITTER SENTIMENT YIELD SIMILAR CONCLUSIONS |
1 |
| PERSONAL ECONOMIC STRUGGLES AND HETEROGENEOUS GOVERNMENT APPROVAL AFTER THE GREAT RECESSION |
1 |
| INTERVIEWER INVOLVEMENT IN SAMPLE SELECTION SHAPES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPONSE RATES AND DATA QUALITY |
1 |
| DO SURVEYS OVERESTIMATE OR UNDERESTIMATE SOCIOECONOMIC DIFFERENCES IN VOTER TURNOUT? EVIDENCE FROM ADMINISTRATIVE REGISTERS |
1 |
