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Jonne Kamphorst

@jonnekamphorst

Politics @EuropeanUni and @pascl_stanford | Postdoc | working on persuasion, re-engagement and voting | 🇳🇱🏳️‍🌈 | Amaro enthousiast

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Lee Simmons (Lee Simmons) of the Stanford University Report recently wrote about research by Robb Willer and Jonne Kamphorst on people's underestimation of union benefits and the power of informing people about the facts. Thank you Lee for covering our work! news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/0…

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The Stanford Report highlighted research from Robb Willer & Jonne Kamphorst of our Politics and Social Change Lab on how correcting Americans’ misperceptions of the benefits of union membership can increase their support for #unions and their interest in joining one. news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/0…

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People don’t seem to understand Biden could have given everyone a unicorn & world peace and his approval rating would still be 33% because the right wing seized on the invention of social media and the internet to build a massive propaganda machine reality can’t outperform.

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The paper has implications for party strategies. Many working-class voters hold economically progressive opinions and are culturally conservative, but do not find cultural issues important--9.9% of these voters vote Republican. The Democrats can win them back

The paper has implications for party strategies. Many working-class voters hold economically progressive opinions and are culturally conservative, but do not find cultural issues important--9.9% of these voters vote Republican. The Democrats can win them back
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In all, our findings underscore the political power of historical representation: when labor struggles are omitted from public memory, opportunities for collective mobilization are curtailed.