Had a wonderful time Harvard Institute for Quantitative Social Science and the #appliedstats workshop, presenting a new work with Seo-young Silvia Kim! Here are my talk slides introducing our paper: tinyurl.com/4rchhkdx

Very interesting paper on logical models! The seat-product model was such an inspiration for my logical model of minority representation (tinyurl.com/3w3nf3z4) and I'm curious to learn more about what the revised model provides.

Matt Blackwell I feel like my big complaint about this setup is the lack of an actual class on computation. I envision something like this draft course: christophertkenny.com/teaching.html#…

The study finds that about 30% provided the same recorded ranking even when they see candidates in different orders, suggesting that some respondents may not be ranking based on underlying preferences. Check out the paper here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

I had a wonderful time at Waseda University, presenting a forthcoming work on collecting ranking data via ranking questions. Honor to learn from the vibrant research community with innovative initiatives, engaging students, and a beautiful garden!

The January 2025 issue of Political Analysis is now out! Plus, everything is currently open access! Check it out here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Our article now has a volume/issue number! Great for people who've wondered -- What are *moral* values? How are they different from values? cambridge.org/core/journals/… American Political Science Review article with Scott Clifford

TexMeth 2025 (Texas Methods Meeting Political Methodology) is happening this weekend at the University of Houston, hosted by @HobbySchoolUH and University of Houston Political Science🌮🦪🤠 Check out the program and download papers/posters here! uh.edu/hobby/cpp/even… I'll talk about RCV and polarization

Excited to present at #TexMeth! 🎉📊 Had a great time sharing my work: 'Measuring Voter Preferences for Female Candidates Using Machine Learning' 🤖🗳️ Huge thanks for all the valuable feedback 🙌 weekendu.uh.edu/hobby/cpp/even…

We wrapped up the 2025 edition of #TexMeth hosted by Hobby School of Public Affairs and University of Houston Political Science with great presentations, posters and discussions: uh.edu/hobby/cpp/even…. Looking forward to the 2026 edition at The Bush School, TAMU. The TX (and beyond) polisci methods community remains strong!

Senpai's new book 🎉📚🗾