News, Partisanship, and Democracy
Published Work
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Ploger, G. (2024). Polarization all the way down: How coverage of elite and partisan polarization spills over to perceptions of the U.S. mass public. Political Communication, 41(3), 393-412. https://doi.org/10.1080/10584609.2024.2312867
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Skepticism and common ground in political reform: Navigating public, elite, and partisan divides
(with Derek Holliday, Yphtach Lelkes, and Sean Westwood)
Conditionally accepted: Nature Communications
Works in Progress
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Does partisan willingness to accept elite democratic transgressions depend on the severity of the transgression?
(with Yphtach Lelkes and Sean Westwood)
Manuscript in preparation
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Measuring partisan social identity
(with Sarah Fioroni and Dan Hiaeshutter-Rice)
Analysis in progress
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Rethinking bad press in politics: Identity-based heterogeneity in media effects
(with Sarah Fioroni and Dan Hiaeshutter-Rice)
Analysis in progress
Not so bad after all? Reconsidering the negative consequences of news coverage of political polarization
Under review: Public Opinion Quarterly
Emotions and affective polarization
(with Brianna Zichettella and Brian Weeks)
Analysis in progress
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