Political Communication / Political Communication

Glenn W. Richardson Jr., Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Candidates Under Attack? Bots and the Twitter Information Ecosystem during the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election - Denis Stukal, HSE University; Angela Lai, New York University; Zhanna Terechshenko, New York University; Rich Bonneau, New York University; Joshua A. Tucker, New York University

Coordinated Misinformation? Testing the Association between Coordinated Link Sharing and Engagement with Misinformation - Rod Morgan Abhari, Northwestern University; Erik Nisbet, Northwestern University; Graham Dixon, Ohio State University; Kelly Kelly Garrett, The Ohio State University; Robert M Bond, The Ohio State University; Shelly Hovick, Ohio State University-Main Campus; Duane Wegener, Ohio State University; Miranda Na, Merrimack College

Political Sectarianism during the U.S. 2020 Election: Evidence from 1 Million American Twitter Users - Haohan Chen, City University of Hong Kong; Zhanna Terechshenko, New York University; Patrick Y. Wu, New York University; Jonathan Nagler, New York University; Joshua A. Tucker, New York University; Rich Bonneau, New York University

Social Media, Reaction Mechanisms, and the Manifestation of Political Discourse: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of 100 Million User Comments on Reddit - Orestis Papakyriakopoulos, Princeton University; Severin Engelmann, Technical University of Munich; Amy Winecoff, Princeton University

Hwayong Shin, University of Michigan

Andreu Casas, Vrije Universiteit