Ideology, Not Affect: What Americans Want from Political Representation

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Political Science, November 2020

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RT @mia_i_costa: Excited to share: In a new article now online @AJPS_Editor, I show that concerns about affective polarization, in terms of…

02 Mar 2022

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@matt_motta https://t.co/EgKDQGZijs

25 Feb 2022

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Ideology, Not Affect: What Americans Want from Political Representation “…people evaluate elected officials in ways that we would expect them to in a healthy, functioning representative democracy, rather than one characterized by partisan animus.” https:

23 Aug 2021

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Great article from @mia_i_costa. Affective polarization still falls short of good ol’ substantive representation for voters - regardless of political affiliation https://t.co/5nIZyWhvQP

29 Apr 2021

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