07. Public Opinion

Michael Shepherd, University of Michigan

“Believing what you want to believe”: How conspiratorial mindset and partisanship shape the understanding of opinion polls on social media - JungHwan Yang, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Gopashis Biswas G Son, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Chhandak Bagchi, University of Massachusetts; Mattia Samory, Sapienza Universita di Roma; Maria Betsi Grabe, Boston University; Yashika Jaya Kuckian, University of Massachusetts; Tiziano Piccardi, Stanford University; Przemyslaw Grabowicz, University of Massachusetts

Communicating Uncertainty in Election Polls: Evidence from a Vignette Experiment - Molly Gahagen, Dartmouth College; Claire Gothreau, Dartmouth College; Jason Barabas, Dartmouth College

Political Violence Polls Misleading and Promote Polarization - Ryan P. Kennedy, The Ohio State University, Main Campus; William Minozzi, The Ohio State University, Main Campus; Laura M Moses, The Ohio State University

Representativeness of Policy Preferences in Survey Data for American Politics Research: Evidence from Cast Vote Records - Lonna Atkeson, Florida State University; Yimeng Li, Florida State University

Erin Cikanek, Cornell University

Michael Shepherd, University of Michigan