Ballot Cues, Business Candidates, and Voter Choices in Local Elections

Overview of attention for article published in American Politics Research, July 2020

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Check out our research in @apr_journal! Spoiler alert: business candidates in CA local elections are no more successful than any other candidates

Using the California Elections Data Archive (CEDA) dataset, researchers examined whether candidates with business backgrounds have advantages in electoral contests. To read the article: https://t.co/WJBRWgMPYQ

RT @MattGrossmann: business candidates do not succeed atypically, but Republican constituencies like them more & “small business owners” do…

business candidates do not succeed atypically, but Republican constituencies like them more & “small business owners” do better than than others; CA ballot data & survey experiment #SocSciResearch https://t.co/JhJKFJxl8j

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