Theme Panel: Unequal Access? Voting and Participation of Disabled People

Virtual Full Paper Panel

Co-sponsored by Division 36: Elections and Voting Behavior

Participants:

Papers:

Progress or Regress? Disability and Voting Accessibility in the 2020 Elections
Lisa Schur, Rutgers University; Mason Ameri, Rutgers University; Meera Adya, Syracuse University; Douglas Kruse, Rutgers University
Election Accessibility: Responses to Accommodation Requests by Disabled Voters
Mandi Eatough, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Partisanship and Political Participation Among People with Disabilities
April A. Johnson, Kennesaw State University; Sierra Powell, Mount San Antonio College
Leave Me Alone: Depression, Item Response, and Political Representation
Luca Bernardi, University of Liverpool; Robert Johns, University of Essex

Avoiding, and Learning From, Mistakes Made by Junior Scholars Teaching Political Methodology

January 27, 2022 0

Avoiding, and Learning From, Mistakes Made by Junior Scholars Teaching Political Methodology By Clayton Webb, University of Kansas and Soren Jordan, Auburn University Political methodology courses are among the most difficult political science courses to [...]
Who Says Yes or No? Models of Ethical and Safety Oversight for Student-Led Political Violence Research

January 26, 2022 0

Who Says Yes or No? Models of Ethical and Safety Oversight for Student-Led Political Violence Research By Kristine Eck, Uppsala University and Dara Kay Cohen, Harvard Kennedy School The ethical risks inherent in student research [...]
Assessing Racial/Ethnic and Gender Gaps in Political Science PhD Students’ Methodological Self-Efficacy

January 25, 2022 0

Assessing Racial/Ethnic and Gender Gaps in Political Science PhD Students’ Methodological Self-Efficacy By Amy Erica Smith, Iowa State University, Shauna N. Gillooly, American Council of Learned Societies, Heidi Hardt, University of California, Irvine Most research [...]