A meta-reanalysis of a decade of candidate choice conjoint experiments

• In Event: Advances in Experimental Methodology

Brief Overview

The overarching lesson from conjoint experiments is that, when choosing between candidates who share similar demographic features versus candidates who share similar political views, voters overwhelmingly choose candidates who share their politics.

Authors

• Alexander Coppock, Northwestern University

• Matt Blyth, Yale University

• Marco M. Avina, Princeton University

• Semra Sevi, University of Toronto