OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of American Politics Research is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Errors and Calibration in Mail Ballot Signature Rejections	31
Beyond Pan-Ethnicity: Responsiveness of Elected Officials to Asian American Subgroups	24
Partisan Self-Interest and Views on the Electoral College: How Electoral Inversions Activate Differences in Support for the System	22
Building Support Through the Personalization of Twitter Messages in a Permanent Campaign	21
What Public Comments During Rulemaking Do (and Why)	16
The Great Lockdown and Economic Voting: Estimating the Impact of the COVID-19 Recession on the 2020 US Presidential Election	14
Hahn-Sigelman Prizes 2020-2024	13
The Limits of Issue Ownership in a Polarized Era	12
More Choices, More Problems? Ranked Choice Voting Errors in New York City	12
The Personal is Political: Assessing the Effects of Personal Narratives on Public Opinion	11
Intraparty Republican Factionalism as Identity in the Modern American South	11
Considerations of American Democracy, Feeling Like a Loser, and Support for Changing the Rules	11
r/The_Donald Had a Forum: How Socialization in Far-Right Social Media Communities Shapes Identity and Spreads Extreme Rhetoric	11
Card-Carrying Members on the Ballot: Group Affiliations and Their Electoral Implications	10
Gender Affinity, Ideology, and the Contributions of Individuals to Women State Supreme Court Candidates	10
Blind Trust, Blind Skepticism: Liberals’ & Conservatives’ Response to Academic Research	9
Popularity or Partisanship? Cue Taking on Social Media Among Teens and Adults	9
Campaigning Through Cable: Examining the Relationship Between Cable News Appearances and House Candidate Fundraising	9
Erratum to “Descriptive Representation and Prosecutorial Discretion: Race, Sex, and Carceral Disparities”	8
All Eyes on Kansas: Voter Turnout and the 2022 Abortion Referendum	8
Do Lawmakers Respond to Crisis Ideologically or Pragmatically?	8
Critical Mass Claims and Ideological Divides Among Women in the U.S. House of Representatives	8
Why Do People Engage in Unlawful Political Protest? Examining the Role of Authoritarianism in Illegal Protest Behavior	7
Fair Game or Foul Play: Public Perceptions of Solicitor General Involvement in U.S. Supreme Court Cases	7
Professed Democracy Support and Openness to Politically Congenial Authoritarian Actions Within the American Public	7

Do Party Rules Matter? An Examination of State Party Bylaws and Congressional Nominations	7
NIMBY Syndrome and Abortion Access	7
In the Light: Procedural Legitimacy, the Shadow Docket, and Support for the U.S. Supreme Court	7
How College Students React to COVID Vaccine PSAs: An Experimental Investigation	6
Who Controls the Immigration Bureaucracy? The Relative Influence of the Three Branches Over Asylum Policy Implementation	6
Change and Continuity in Citizens’ Evaluations of Supreme Court Nominees	6
Urban-Rural Differences in Respect for the Norms of American Civil-Military Relations	6
Too Close to Home? Proximity to BLM Protests and Support for Police Spending	6
Who Feels the Bern? An Analysis of Support for Bernie Sanders in the 2020 Democratic Primary	6
The Effects of the Great Compromise on the Constitutional Convention of 1787	6
Mind the (Participation) Gap: Vouchers, Voting, and Visibility	6
Talk Local to Me: Assessing the Heterogenous Effects of Localistic Appeals	6
Are Shifts in Same-Sex Marriage Attitudes Associated With Declines in Religious Behavior and Affiliation?	6
Campaigning During a Crisis: The Pandemic’s Impact on Congressional Campaign Strategy and Spending in 2020	5
Perceived Local Population Dynamics and Immigration Policy Views	5
Polarizing Online Elite Rhetoric at the Federal, State, and Local Level During the COVID-19 Pandemic	5
The Voting Wars: Public Opinion About Battles Over Voting Rules	5
The Electoral Consequences of Affective Polarization? Negative Voting in the 2020 US Presidential Election	5
Friendship is Rare: The Influence of Off-Bench Friendships on Support for the U.S. Supreme Court	5
Interest Groups and Legislative Ideology: Who Influences Whom?	4
Who Thinks It is Easy to Register and Vote?	4
Straight to the (Revenue) Source: Contextual and Individual-Level Determinants of Attitudes Toward Local Taxes	4
When Politics Override Place: How Political Affiliation Supersedes Rural Identity	4
County Sheriffs and Immigration and Customs Enforcement: The Will of the People or a Lack of Accountability?	4
The Size and Structure of the Gender Gap in Economic Evaluations	4
Voting in the Mall: Ideology, Grievance, and Political Consumerism	4
Gasoline Prices and Presidential Approval Ratings of the United States	4
Concede or Resist? Experimental Evidence on How Partisanship Shapes Local Officials’ Responses to Preemption	4
Finding DORI: Using Item Response Theory to Measure Difficulty of Registration in the U.S. and Its Impact on Voters	4
Do Political Beliefs Drive Environment Selection?	4
The Relationship Between Racial Attitudes and Perceived Economic Threat Among Whites: A Three Study Analysis	4
When Advocates Become Adjudicators: Tracing the Effects of Prosecutorial and Public Defense Experience on Judicial Decision Making	4
Legislature Size and Interest Mobilization: The Effects of Institutional Change	4
Playing Ball: Collaboration in the U.S. Congress	4
A Delicate Hand or Two-Fisted Aggression? How Gendered Language Influences Candidate Perceptions	4
Candidate Ideology and Vote Choice in the 2020 US Presidential Election	4
Descriptive Representation and Prosecutorial Discretion: Race, Sex, and Carceral Disparities	4
White Racial Identity and Preferences for (Non) White Immigrants in the United States	4