Abstract Do Donald Trump's attacks on voting by mail influence how some Canadians view
mail-in ballots? The Trump effect on views and behaviors surrounding voting by mail has …

Research suggests that partisanship interferes with peoples' ability to distinguish between
factually verifiable statements and opinion statements. We investigate the degree to which …

A growing body of research indicates that voters' perceptions of the electoral system change
when the means of administering elections change. As some electoral jurisdictions have …

Pre-election surveys are commonly used to predict turnout and vote choice, but anticipating
who votes is challenging. Often survey respondents do not truthfully report their behavior …

In this chapter, we extend our theoretical and empirical examination of the role that party
polarization and COVID-19-related risk factors, such as age, play in how people choose to …

It has long been assumed that the formation of individuals' attitudes toward a complex
attitude object should reflect an integration process whereby individuals evaluate different …

Research on expressive responding suggests that people often give survey responses that
are more partisan than their underyling beliefs. How much more partisan? Does this reflect …

COVID-19 caused worldwide disruption to virtually every aspect of human life, including
elections. This study assesses the impact of potential COVID exposure, convenience voting …