MPSA

8:58 Disc., Dominik Duell, University of Essex
dominik.duell@essex.ac.uk
Disc., Dianne Marie Pinderhughes*, University of
Notre Dame
dmpinderhughes@gmail.com
9:10 Audience Discussion
34-9 Studies of Polling Places and Lines in the 2016
Election
Sat at 8:00 am
8:00 Chair, Charles H. Stewart, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
cstewart@mit.edu
8:05 Mobilizing Election Officials in the Analysis of
Polling Place Lines
John Fortier, Bipartisan Policy Center
jfortier@bipartisanpolicy.org
8:21 Using Students to Study Polling Places
Christopher B Mann, Skidmore College
christopherbmann@gmail.com
8:37 The Cooperative Study of Polling Place Lines
Charles H. Stewart, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
cstewart@mit.edu
8:53 Disc., Thad E. Hall, Fors Marsh Group LLC
thadhall@gmail.com
Disc., Kathleen Hale, Auburn University
halekat@auburn.edu
9:10 Audience Discussion
35-200 Table 4: JSS: Political Networks
Sat at 8:00 am
8:00 Examining Citation Patterns in State Supreme
Court Decisions
Amy Semet, Princeton University
aes2180@columbia.edu
8:17 International Status and Negotiated Settlements:
A Network Analysis of Diplomatic Representation
Seulah Choi, Boston University
seulah@bu.edu
8:35 Rethinking Power: Assessing how States’ Network
Positions Influence the Effectiveness of Sanctions
on Repressive Regimes
Alison Elizabeth Carden, Indiana University-
Bloomington
aecarden@umail.iu.edu
8:52 Disc., Scott D. McClurg, Southern Illinois
University-Carbondale
mcclurg@siu.edu
9:10 Audience Discussion
36-12 Political Information and Public Opinion
Sat at 8:00 am
8:00 Chair, Matthew G. Jarvis, California State
University-Fullerton
mjarvis@fullerton.edu
8:05 Effectively Correcting Policy Misperceptions
Emily A. Thorson, Boston College
ethorson@gmail.com
8:15 Information and the Stability of Education Policy
Preferences
Sam Barrows, Harvard University
samuel_barrows@hks.harvard.edu
Paul E. Peterson*, Harvard University
ppeterso@gov.harvard.edu
8:26 Media Exposure and Ideological Polarization in
American Politics
Benjamin A. Vail, University of North Texas
benjaminvail@my.unt.edu
8:37 Manipulating Public Understanding of Political
Issues through Font and Language
Lauren R. Elliott-Dorans, Ohio University-Main
Campus
elliotl3@ohio.edu
8:48 The Facts of the Matter: How the Truth Matters
to Public Opinion
James Allen Stimson, University of North Carolina-
Chapel Hill
jstimson@email.unc.edu
Emily Marie Wager, University of North Carolina-
Chapel Hill
ewager@live.unc.edu
8:59 Disc., David J. Ciuk, Franklin and Marshall College
dciuk@fandm.edu
Disc., David Brichoux, University of Missouri-
Kansas City
brichouxd@umkc.edu
9:10 Audience Discussion
38-19 New Approaches to Studying Partisanship
Sat at 8:00 am
8:00 Chair, Nicholas Philip Nicoletti, Missouri Southern
State University
Nicoletti-n@mssu.edu
8:05 National Identity and the Two sides of
Partisanship: The Case of the 2015 Canadian
Federal Election
Cameron Anderson, University of Western Ontario
cander54@uwo.ca
Michael McGregor, Ryerson University
mmcgregor@ryerson.ca
8:15 Partisan Cultural Stereotypes and the Effects of
Subconscious Partisan Categorization
Maggie Deichert, Vanderbilt University
maggie.deichert@vanderbilt.edu
8:26 Negative and Positive Partisan Identity in the 2016
U.S. Presidential Elections
Alexa Bankert, University of Georgia
alexa.bankert@gmail.com
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