Interest Group Activists and the Polarization of State Legislatures

Overview of attention for article published in Legislative Studies Quarterly, June 2019

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@Ken_M_Miller @Clare_Brock the first that come to mind are @JakeMGrumbach https://t.co/qfkkQHzl1G and @adam_bonica https://t.co/LPwnL2Dnwv good luck!

04 Jan 2023

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Studies have shown that group-affiliated political donors are often extreme in their political attitudes, so what is the relationship between these donors and legislative polarization? @LSQjournal https://t.co/FYIxnFMHFX

25 Oct 2019

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@jduffyrice Thanks Josie! I'm not sure it's publicly available yet but happy to email it. In the meantime here are some papers that came from the diss: https://t.co/PtnkDjIDpQ https://t.co/WFtbV7ogHg

09 Aug 2019

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@sberg0 The increasing importance of state politics & policy. Here are some papers closely related to it (email if you don't have access): https://t.co/PtnkDjIDpQ https://t.co/WFtbV7ogHg

09 Aug 2019

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