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Shot To Win: Electoral Prospects and Republicans' Openness to the COVID-19 Vaccine

The January 6 Insurrection and America's Standing Abroad: Natural Experimental Evidence from Five Unexpectedly Interrupted Public Opinion Surveys

Fair and Square Redistricting

Thriving in Graduate School as an International Student: How to Combat the Hidden Costs and Barriers

Civic Engagement Scholarship: What We Can Learn from the Research

Where Have the Guardians Gone? Law Enforcement and the Politics of Supranational Forbearance in the European Union

Does receiving a basic income encourage citizens to turn out to vote? Evidence from mayoral and general elections in Brazil

Industrialization and Democracy

Universal Mail Ballot Delivery Boosts Turnout: The Causal Effects of Sending Mail Ballots to All Registered Voters

Flood Sensitivity, Risk Perception, and Support for Climate Action in the United States

The Western Populist Right in 2020: A Purported Clash Between the Public Good and Individual Rights

Survey Attention and Self-Reported Political Behavior

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