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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
11:35am |
Affective Polarization and Macropartisanship - Donald P. Green, Columbia University; Brian Hamel, Louisiana State University; Michael G Miller, Barnard College
11:48am |
Citizen Mobilization and Asymmetric Party Polarization: Impacts from the Tea Party and the Anti-Trump Resistance - Theda Skocpol, Harvard University; Kirsten Walters, Harvard University
12:01pm |
Seeing Red: Immigration and Asymmetrical Partisan Polarization in the United States - Robert Worth, University of New Orleans
12:14pm |
The Nationalization of Campaigns for Congress, 2008-2018 - Kenneth Merrill Miller, University of Nevada-Las Vegas
12:40pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.