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New *Optional* Items on Harassment and Intimidation towards political candidates has just been added on our list of Data Collection Documents. Details are available at: comparativecandidates.org/documents

A new book: Politicians in Hard Times has just been added in the Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) Bibliography: comparativecandidates.org/bibliography

🚀Data collection for the GLES Candidate Study started this week 🎊. In addition to numerous other questions, it includes the German survey of the Comparative Candidate Survey (CCS) Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS). The German questionnaire is available here: gles.eu/wp-content/upl…

We have added new publications that use our #data: comparativecandidates.org/bibliography Also note that we have an updated questionnaire: comparativecandidates.org/documents and that Α.Π.Θ. has awarded a grant for the coding the data of the open-ended CCS questions: comparativecandidates.org/node/34

Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) Α.Π.Θ. The list of Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) publications includes new articles by Luca Verzichelli, @SLdeLange, @JochenRehmert, Francesca Montemagno, Rossana Sampugnaro #unict and many others!

The fifth release of the CCS II dataset has just been published. It now includes 30 elections in 21 countries, with the following elections recently being added: UK 2015, UK 2017, Norway 2017 and Estonia 2019. Read how you can download it at: comparativecandidates.org/data-access

Three new articles added in Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) bibliography in 2022: link.springer.com/article/10.105… doi.org/10.1017/gov.20… doi.org/10.1080/193316… Find all of them at: comparativecandidates.org/bibliography

If you are at #ecprgc22 and want to learn about the CCS or if you are interested in joining the project, please join our business meeting on Wednesday, 24 August 2022, at 13:00 - 14:00 in Building: C, Floor: 5, Room: 551&552 See: comparativecandidates.org/node/36

The list of publications using CCS data has been updated! More than 20 have been published just in one year (2022) and the list keeps growing! Check it out at: comparativecandidates.org/bibliography If you know of other publications that have used CCS data please let us know!

We are very interested in Papers and Panels using Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) CSES International Social Survey Programme ISSP and data from other comparative and national projects in political and social sciences

Candidate survey data from Germany, Switzerland and Finland is part of Module 3 of Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS). A first public release of Module 3 data is coming this summer.

On 7/9 we also had the Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) business meeting with Lukas Lauener, newcomers and re-activation of old members. I would like to thank FORS for the delicious finger food provided for the participants of the meeting.

Just one day left to submit your nomination for the CCS Module 4 Questionnaire Development Committee (QDC). Please find the details of the call at: comparativecandidates.org/node/37

The very first release of the Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS) Module III dataset has just been published! This release includes 5 elections in 5 countries For more details please see: comparativecandidates.org/node/40

📢New article out:Using data from Comparative Candidates Survey (CCS), I explore age-related electoral disadvantages across time and countries.Main finding: Core resources (💰⏰🕸️)are distributed on an inverted u-shape,favoring middle-aged over young & senior candidates. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The CCS Steering Committee opens a Call for Questions/Modules to be included in the CCS round IV questionnaire. For more details please see: comparativecandidates.org/node/41

The CSS General Assembly will take place on Tuesday, 8 October 2024, at 10:00 – 13:00 (CET) For more details please see: comparativecandidates.org/node/42

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