Candidate Messaging on Religious Issues in the 2016–17 Conservative Party of Canada Leadership Race

Overview of attention for article published in Canadian Journal of Political Science, September 2019

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RT @pejthomas: 1/ Just in time for #elxn43 my and @jeraldsabin's new @CJPS_RCSP piece explores how contestants for the 2017 #CDNpoli Conser…

25 Sep 2020

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2/ published in @CJPS_RCSP showing that even candidates who were not socially conservative or opposed to religious minorities made covert appeals to those who were, and almost none overtly promoted either same-sex rights or the need for religious inclusion

01 May 2020

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RT @pejthomas: There's currently much debate about socially conservative candidates for the #CDNpoli Conservative leadership race. But my…

26 Jan 2020

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ICYMI - Interesting political communications research re: social conservatism and the previous #CPC leadership race (2017)

23 Jan 2020

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