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Carlos Algara

Assistant Professor

Claremont Graduate University

United States

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Dr. Carlos Algara is an Assistant Professor at Claremont Graduate University in the United States. His research focuses on political behavior and electoral dynamics, particularly in the context of partisan competition and accountability. Recent articles explore areas such as voting rights legislation, the impact of COVID-19 on electoral outcomes, and the interplay of race and partisanship in democratic participation.

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Daniel J. Simmons

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

UNITED STATES

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University of Essex

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Does Military Service Matter? How Veteran Status Motivates Legislative Collaboration, Success, & Effectiveness in the U.S. Senate

Interest Group Influence on Preferences for New Voting Rights Legislation in a Polarized Environment

Forecasting Partisan Collective Accountability during the 2024 US Presidential and Congressional Elections

Presidential approval, party brands, and candidate quality in U.S. national elections

Dynamics of Partisan Competition for Legislative Majorities in the U.S. House & Senate, 1959–2020

The Role of State and National Institutional Evaluations in Fostering Collective Accountability Across the U.S. States

Do Quality Candidates and Incumbents Still Matter in the Partisan World? Comparing Trends and Relationship Between Candidate Differentials and Congressional Election Outcomes, 1900–2022

Race, Partisanship, and Democratic Politics: The Role of Racial Attitudes in Motivating White Americans’ Electoral Participation

The Downsian roots of affective polarization

Incentivizing COVID-19 Vaccination in a Polarized and Partisan United States

Congressional Approval and Responsible Party Government: The Role of Partisanship and Ideology in Citizen Assessments of the Contemporary U.S. Congress

Fenno’s Paradox in a Polarized Age: How Polarization Lowers the Mass Public’s Assessments of Congress and Legislators

Nail in the Coffin or Lifeline? Evaluating the Electoral Impact of COVID-19 on President Trump in the 2020 Election

Assessing the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccine lotteries: A cross-state synthetic control methods approach

No Balance, No Problem: Evidence of Partisan Voting in the 2021 Georgia U.S. Senate Runoffs

Ideological cross-pressures or random error? An analysis of spatially inconsistent voting in the US House and US Senate

Partisanship & nationalization in American elections: Evidence from presidential, senatorial, & gubernatorial elections in the U.S. counties, 1872–2020

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