My current research projects center on public opinion in comparative contexts, primarily focusing on Western countries, especially the United Kingdom and the United States. In particular, I investigate the influences of information environment and elite behaviors.
Work in Progress
Reduction of Inter-Party Hostility through Elite Warm Interactions Following Violence against a Politician
Bonding Two Identities: Dynamics of Partisan-Brexit Sorting and Affective Polarization After Party Leader Changes.
Little Room for Motivated Reasoning? How Partisans Respond to Government Misconduct with Well-Substantiated Evidence.
Does Intra-Party Disagreement Mitigate Affective Polarization?
Coalition Signals or Agreements? How Inter-Party Hostility Declines During the Coalition-Making Process.
Intra-Party Disagreement and Democratic Backsliding (with Shaun Bowler, Miguel Carreras, and Jennifer Merolla).