Aggregated fact-checks, partisanship, and perceptions of candidate honesty

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties, November 2019

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Aggregated fact-checks on candidate truthfulness can affect primary opinions, even if they do not affect cross-party opinions #SocSciResearch https://t.co/w0BOKgafCA

RT @KimberlyNalder: Excited about this new publication with @sacstate co-author @djoestenmartin and colleague @barkerccps using a @calspeak…

RT @barkerccps: Aggregated fact-checks, partisanship, and perceptions of candidate honesty: Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Partie…

RT @KimberlyNalder: Can fact checks influence opinions when they compare across candidates? Our article is finally published! @djoestenmar…

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