Exposure to discussion and disagreement does not discourage women from political participation any more than men bit.ly/2o9Va85

Love that book cover. x.com/BennettDaniel/…

My piece New York Times Opinion about the evolution of conservative Christian politics and the Supreme Court term, including #NIFLAvBecerra, Masterpiece, and #TrumpvHawaii. nytimes.com/2018/06/26/opi…

If the CR's anti-gay stances drove libs and mods out of religion, it only should do so when people know about it. State rates of de-identification follow patterns of the CR in salient controversy. Research with Jacob Neiheisel and Kimberly Conger

Apparently, this is happening (w/ Jacob Neiheisel and Kimberly Conger). I've never won an award before, so this is pretty special. Thanks R&P Section!

Award winning article "Are the Politics of the Christian Right Linked to State Rates of the Nonreligious? The Importance of Salient Controversy", by Paul Djupe Jacob Neiheisel & Kimberly Conger can be found journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…. Congratulations!

Working class academics: Be proud of your roots, be proud of your accent, your dialect, your swears and be proud of the fact that you mispronounce words you have only ever read in books cos you never heard anyone say them. You’re on your way to something brilliant. We need you!

Since it is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay: natural experiment by Barry Burden and Jacob Neiheisel show that administrative capacities of local election officials are important moderators of the effect that registration has on turnout. doi.org/10.1177/106591…

Regular churchgoing doesn’t make Trump voters more moderate. It makes them more enthusiastic for Trump. ift.tt/2QFj9pP

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Highly read award winning paper by Paul Djupe Jacob Neiheisel & Kimberly Conger is in the latest Political Research Quarterly issue: "Are the Politics of the Christian Right Linked to State Rates of the Nonreligious? The Importance of Salient Controversy". doi.org/10.1177/106591…

Views About the Religious Composition of the Parties Affect Polarization. New research out in Political Behavior by Claassen, Djupe, Lewis, and Neiheisel. religioninpublic.blog/2019/10/01/vie…

Did Joe Biden just give a nod to Neustadt (1960)?

This seems like the appropriate setting in which to reveal my post #APSA2022 pleasure reading.

New #OpEd! UBuffalo professor Jacob Neiheisel explains how cultures wars impact political parties. #culturewars #midterms2022 #uspolitics dividedwefall.org/winning-cultur…

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“Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo, buffalo Buffalo buffalo.” The above sentence actually means something and is grammatically correct. Come with us on this journey where the buffalo roam.

If the end times and conflict with the forces of evil are coming, what is a person to do? Prepare! In OA research at Politics and Religion Journal Jason M. Adkins Paul Djupe & Jacob Neiheisel find a tight link between apocalyptic beliefs and prepping incl stockpiling guns. religioninpublic.blog/2023/09/29/pre…

Why is likability so critical to getting elected? I spoke with @danataylormix on USA TODAY's The Excerpt podcast on why it matters, and shared my advice for the 2024 presidential candidates. art19.com/shows/5-things…

#FirstView from Politics and Religion Journal - Mosque Involvement and Political Engagement in the United States - Aubrey Westfall - ow.ly/ldZx30jTe6D