Jay Goodliffe (Brigham Young University)

*Award for Best Faculty Poster*

Abstract: Why do citizens start donating to campaigns? Why do donors stop donating? Using latent class analysis and...

Stephanie Nail   (Stanford University)

Abstract: Previous literature has suggested that there are underlying differences in...

Kenichi Ariga   (University of Toronto)

Abstract: Compositional outcomes are not unusual in political science research....

James Bisbee (Princeton University) and Jan Zilinsky (New York University)

Abstract: Voters form beliefs about the economy and politics on the basis of a potentially rich information set including experiences with own outcomes...

Clayton Webb (University of Kansas) and Cameron Wimpy (Arkansas State University)

Abstract: The power of a hypothesis test to reject a false null hypothesis is a basic concept of statistical inference that is introduced in most, if not all, introductory texts. Despite this, a systematic survey of work published in the American Journal of Political Science (AJPS), the American Political Science Review (APSR), the Journal of Politics (JOP...

Huan-Kai Tseng,  Osbern Huang, Waybe Lee and Yu-tzung Chang (National Taiwan University)

Abstract: Can microblog data be a useful substitute for internet poll to gauge public opinion on politically sensitive...