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The Campaign, Issues and Salience
Thu, September 15, 8:00 to 9:30am, TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
This panel discusses how campaigns influence voters' decision-making.
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Individual Presentations
Cross-Pressured by Issue Ownership: New Targets for Campaign Persuasion Efforts - Sarah Heise, University of Texas at Austin
Does Learning During Campaigns Help Voters Make Better Decisions? - Eric Guntermann, University of California, Berkeley; Gabriel Lenz, UC Berkeley; Romain Lachat, Sciences Po
I Never Meta-Analysis Like You Before: Voter Mobilization by Electoral Salience - Christopher B Mann, Skidmore College; Katherine Haenschen, Northeastern University
Yes, the Campaign Matters: Issue Voting in U.S. Presidential Elections - Sarah Lachance, University of Toronto