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Panel Participants
Jih-wen Lin (Academia Sinica), “The Endogenous Change of the Electoral System: The
Case of SNTV.”
Shaheen Mozaffar (Bridgewater State), “Context, Contingency and Choice in Electoral
System Reform.”
Alan J. Renwick (Oxford), “The Politics of Electoral Reform in Established
Democracies.”
Georg Lutz (Lausanne), “Explaining the introduction of PR: non-strategic actors, unfair electoral
competition and the need for political coordination.”
Panel 7: Co-sponsored with Elections and Voting Behavior
Panel Title: ID Requirements and Voter Turnout
Panel Chair
Richard Sobel (Harvard)
Panel Discussants
Jonathan Nagler (NYU)
Richard Sobel (Harvard)
Panel Participants
Matt A. Barreto (University of Washington), Stepehn Nuno (UC Irvine), and Gabriel
Sanchez (University of New Mexico), “The Disproportionate Impact of Photo Identification
Requirements on the Indiana Electorate.”
Jonathan N. Katz (Caltech), “The Effect of Voter Identification Laws on Turnout.”
David Anderson (Rutgers), “A Peek Inside: How Provisional Ballots Can Cast Light
Upon Voter ID and Turnout.”
Stephen D. Ansolabehere (MIT), “The Voting Experience in the 2008 Presidential
Primary Elections.”
Marjorie R. Hershey (Indiana, Bloomington), “Costs of Voting: Effects on Turnout.”
Panel 8: Co-sponsored with Comparative Politics of Advanced Industrialized Societies
Panel Title: Voter Turnout: Who Votes and Why?
Panel Chair
Melanie Goodrich (NYU)
Panel Discussants
Robert A. Jackson (FSU)
Timothy Hellwig (Houston)
Panel Participants
Todd Donovan (Western Washington University) and Caroline Tolbert (Iowa), “The
Political Context of Learning: Electoral Competition and Turnout of Less Interested Citizens.”
Marina Costa Lobo (Universidade de Lisboa) and Michael Lewis-Beck (Iowa), “Party
Identification vs. Ideology in Portugal: Evidence from the 2005 Legislative and the 2006
Presidential Elections.”