Measuring Preferences and Behaviours in the 2019 Canadian Election Study

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Co-authored by @PeejLoewen, this study measures preferences and behaviours in the 2019 Canadian election. #cdnpoli https://t.co/RvCGmXV4IJ

22 Feb 2021

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In the latest issue of @CJPS_RCSP, @PeejLoewen and colleagues revisit the 2019 Canadian Election Study and the ways in which the online survey introduces important innovations and the potential for new research on subgroups in the electorate: https://t.co/

16 Feb 2021

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RT @CJPS_RCSP: New #ResearchNote up on #FirstView today by Laura Stephenson (@westernuPoliSci), Allison Harell (@UQAM), Daniel Rubenson (@d…

03 Feb 2021

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RT @C_Dem_Canada: *Publication Alert*: New data note by @lb_stephenson, @allisonrharell,@dktr_dr & @PeejLoewen at @CJPS_RCSP explaining the…

27 Jan 2021

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