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Kevin Gatter (Kevin Gatter, Ph.D.) studies secessionism, territorial politics, and nationalism. His dissertation examines how cultural and economic factors motivate both the emergence of secessionism and popular support for secession in comparative perspective. kevingatter.wixsite.com/kevingatter

Chase Privett (Dr. Chase Privett) studies social identities and groups in American politics. His dissertation focuses on generations as identities, including under what conditions they formed and when they become politically consequential. chaseprivett.com

Bianca Vicuña (Dra. Bianca V. Vicuña 🇲🇽🇺🇸) uses experiments to study how the social identities of minoritized groups affect their political attitudes and behaviors. Her dissertation examines coalition building within women’s movements. bvicuna.com

We are excited to host Tye Rush on Dec. 4 (Mon.) as a guest in our last Department Speaker Series this quarter! He will present new research on "What motivates State Legislators' Behavior on Restrictive Voter Identification Bills." See flyer for more details.

#UCSD’s Dr. #TyeRush and #PhD #politicalscience student #LauraUribe kicking off Panel V on “Race, Ethnicity, and Trust in American Elections” at #CGU/#UCR’s #PRIEC here in #Claremont #politicalscience .PRIEC Meeting .Tye Rush .Laura Uribe .CGU .UC Riverside .UCSD Political Science

Thank you for hosting #PRIEC CGU @tylerreny Jennifer Merolla kim yi dionne (@dadakim.bsky.social)

Can’t wait to present new work on racial gaps in trust in elections with Thad Kousser Laura Uribe Kailen Aldridge and Kyshan Nichols-Smith! UCSD Political Science If you can attend, come through!

Very proud that my student Derek Holliday has won State Politics & Policy's award for the best dissertation in state politics and policy for his dissertation, The Reaches and Limits of Nationalization in U.S. Politics! Can't recommend Derek enough to departments looking to hire junior in AP!

I’ll be facilitating this Lunchtime Dialogue at UCSB on Monday, May 6th. 12-2pm. Come by if you’re on campus! Lunch provided.

Amazing op-ed by UCLA Voting Rights Project @jessycobian22 & @SebCazares on need for Latin American indigenous languages on Census & voting materials. This community is currently invisible, yet their numbers are easily large enough to qualify for voting rights assistance. latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Separate but Unequal: Ethnocentrism and Racialization Explain the “Democratic” Peace in Public Opinion | American Political Science Review | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4aC0cwE

I'm at #APSA2024 and am also excited to announce that I am on the job market 😎🚨👔. Tomorrow at 8am I am going to be sharing a chapter of my dissertation that analyzes how racial biases affect bureaucratic decision making in election administration🗳️.

With #APSA2024 done, excited to announce I'm on the job market this cycle! I work at the intersection of U.S. political behavior and institutions, with specific interests in representation, partisanship, and democratic functioning across national, state, and local gov 🧵1/n

New UCLA’s REPS Lab paper in the American Political Science Review, "Partisans of Color: Asian American and Latino Party ID in an Era of Racialization and Polarization." cup.org/4hUWSRu A short 🧵

#OpenAccess from Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics - Catalysts of Insurrection: How White Racial Antipathy Influenced Beliefs of Voter Fraud and Support for the January 6th Insurrection - cup.org/3XDn5fN - Tye Rush, Chelsea Jones, Michael Herndon & Matt A. Barreto 🇵🇪 ⚽️ #FirstView

My first peer-reviewed article was just published Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics! In it, we argue that pro-White and anti-minority attitudes are crucial to public support for J6. As we embark on a 2nd Trump term, this paper will help us understand continued public support of the MAGA movement.

New Journal of Race, Ethnicity and Politics, article by UCLA Voting Rights Project scholars is first published study to document with statistical analysis that many white Americans’ belief in voter fraud was not based on actual election fears. #uclaluskin @ucla UCLAlatino luskin.ucla.edu/racial-antipat…

new paper in print w/ Kiara Hernandez and Taeku Lee! we exploit the J6 insurrection to provide causal evidence white Republicans do not hold Trump accountable for anti-democratic behavior because they're worried about the loss of white racial dominance.