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Give 'em the open process they've been demanding and then we'll see how much they really want it

"Evaluating (in)experience in congressional elections" is now online AJPS We find that *half* of freshmen elected to the U.S. House today are amateurs who possess no elected background and unpack the reasons why! Stay tuned for our book project doi.org/10.1111/ajps.1…

I can’t begin to describe (perhaps because I used up all my words in the dissertation) how thankful I am for this committee and their support Dissertation defended ✔️

If you're attending #MPSA2024 in Chicago on Thursday, stop by to check out a series of great panels for our Primary Elections Conference within a Conference!

The precise reason why I added a discussion of suspension of the rules to my Intro to American lecture today. Not sure how much of the “textbook” process will be left to teach in a few years

My office hours should've come with a warning today. I rambled on for an unknown period of time about the oddities of the 118th Congress before I realized my student was simply asking what vote threshold it takes to adopt a rule. Too bad she came by before this MTR was adopted

My Legislation students:

Congratulations to our PhD students who were hooded at today’s ceremony! UNC Political Science 🎓Courtney Blackington Martin Naunov Isabel Laterzo-Tingley Silviya Nitsova Emily Cottle Ommundsen Colin Case uncpolisci Timothy Ryan Jason Roberts

With the 2024-25 job market season approaching, Emily Cottle Ommundsen and I put together a guide to help poli sci PhD candidates navigate the often uncertain/confusing landscape. This is not an authoritative guide, but we hope it can be a useful resource! tinyurl.com/3b7znw8t

Overturning Chevron does a lot of things but it's hard to argue it empowers Congress. Theoretically, it makes sense that a weaker legislative executive means a stronger legislature. But this perspective ignores a lot of practical context.

I'm honored to share that I have been awarded APSA Legislative Studies Section's Jewell-Loewenberg Prize for best American Politics paper published in Legislative Studies Quarterly in 2023! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ls…

CEL Affiliates Jesse Crosson and Emily Cottle Ommundsen have been awarded APSA Legislative Studies Section's Emerging Scholar Award and the Jewell-Loewenberg Prize for American Politics, respectively. Congratulations to them both for these great achievements.

uncpolisci is hiring! we have 2 positions in american politics at the assistant level. i can't think of a better place to be junior faculty: rich intellectual culture, friendly colleagues, rapidly expanding group of juniors, sharp students. join us! unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/284934

Center for Effective Lawmaking officially welcome and congratulate Emily Cottle Ommundsen of Ole Miss as one of our newest Faculty Affiliates. Learn more about her here: thelawmakers.org/legislative-re…

Sam is not only a phenomenal scholar and gifted teacher, but also an all-around great person. He would be a huge asset to any department, should one be lucky enough to be hiring a political theorist this cycle

Great news -- we have another line! For this position we are looking for another assistant professor of comparative politics, but open with regard to specialty. Apply! careers.olemiss.edu/job/University…

ICYMI, Ole Miss is hiring not one, but TWO assistant professors of comparative politics! We’re looking for one candidate who specializes in environmental politics, but the second is completely open with regard to specialty. Apply! careers.olemiss.edu/job/University… careers.olemiss.edu/job/University…