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Ian Shapiro

@ionshapiro

Assistant Professor PoliSci @TSUedu. Past @BrennanCenter. Political Psychology, Voting Rights, Experiments, Dogs, Cycling, and Coffee. Opinions = Mine

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Vance: Ohio voted against my abortion policy. So we need to earn your trust so we can then screw you over and get my position in place. What a wild response.

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Really cool data on how much the public says they are hearing about/from Harris. And great timing as a baseline since she is about to do what the campaign thinks of as a big media week.

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The first few lines of the WaPo non-endorsement are so dumb and funny. It's basically, "we decided, starting at this particular election, to not endorse. Here's a quote from guys 50 years ago, written before all citizens could vote with a rationalization." LoL

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Ok nerdy but awesome responses from political scientists. Probably as close to a series of "top of head" responses among really smart folks as you will ever get.

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Just published on APSR First View: "Election-Denying Republican Candidates Underperformed in the 2022 Midterms," by Janet Malzahn (Janet Malzahn) and Andrew Hall (Andy Hall). cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Just published on APSR First View: "Election-Denying Republican Candidates Underperformed in the 2022 Midterms," by Janet Malzahn (<a href="/janetmalzahn/">Janet Malzahn</a>) and Andrew Hall (<a href="/ahall_research/">Andy Hall</a>). cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Not a coincidence that Stop the Steal theories of mass voter fraud involve conspiracies about election administration in Black cities. Working paper from Kevin Morris & Ian Shapiro shows that racial attitudes moderate beliefs about voter fraud. ungated papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Not a coincidence that Stop the Steal theories of mass voter fraud involve conspiracies about election administration in Black cities. Working paper from <a href="/KevinTMorris/">Kevin Morris</a> &amp; <a href="/IonShapiro/">Ian Shapiro</a> shows that racial attitudes moderate beliefs about voter fraud.

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One of the best Onion videos this cycle. I for sure laughed. Election Touchscreen Map Takes Deeper Look Inside Key Swing Voter | Onio... youtu.be/9qI0LTmSr38?si… via YouTube

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We're opening up the phone lines to kick off our Election Week special coverage. So, how's it going? Are you excited, nervous, energized…or all of the above? Plus, WPLN News - Nashville Public Radio’s Rose Gilbert and political scientists Drs. Ian Shapiro and Hannibal Hamdallahi join to take your questions.

We're opening up the phone lines to kick off our Election Week special coverage. So, how's it going? Are you excited, nervous, energized…or all of the above? Plus, <a href="/WPLN/">WPLN News - Nashville Public Radio</a>’s Rose Gilbert and political scientists Drs. Ian Shapiro and Hannibal Hamdallahi join to take your questions.
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My Campaigns and Elections students will come out of the class knowing how the electoral college works, the difference between framing/priming, why the fundamentals predict elections, and that the 13 keys are a farce. And I think that's pretty good.

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Tell me you are historically illiterate with one tweet. Campbell (2016) demonstrates the arc of polarization in the modern era. But that's 250 page book and what podcaster has time to read those?