JEPOP has TWO (2) Calls for Special Issue Editors. The FIRST call is for a special issue on disinformation, conspiracy theories, and affective polarization. Due: April 16 The SECOND call is for a special issue on a theme defined by the editor proposal (open them). Due: March 31

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

The Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties is taking a brief hiatus from accepting new manuscripts between August 14 and September 1, 2023. During this time, no new submissions will be processed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

The Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties is taking a brief hiatus from accepting new manuscripts between August 14 and September 1, 2023. During this time, no new submissions will be processed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

Friday #JEPOP Editor Spotlight: Matthew Singer Matt is the Alan R. Bennett Honors Professor of Political Science at the University of Connecticut. He studies questions of how voters achieve political representation & how the political and social context affects political behavior

DUE TOMORROW (16 April 2023) The #JEPOP call for editors for our special issue on disinformation, conspiracy theories, and affective polarization is tomorrow. Please see the document in this tweet for more information and make sure to get your proposals in!

Friday #JEPOP Editor Spotlight: Alessandro Nai Alex is an Associate Professor of Political Communication and Journalism at the University of Amsterdam. His research focuses on political communication, voting behaviour, political psychology, and campaigning effects.

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

Friday #JEPOP Editor Spotlight: Ko Maeda Ko is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of North Texas. His research interests include Political Institutions, Elections, Party Systems, Strategic Voting, Japanese Politics, and Quantitative Methodology

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

Friday #JEPOP Editor Spotlight: Mona Krewel Mona is a Lecturer in Comparative Politics at Victoria University in New Zealand. Her area of expertise includes political party behavior, voting behavior, media effects on political perceptions, attitudes and behavior, and more!

DUE TOMORROW (31 March 2023) The #JEPOP call for editors for our open theme special issue is tomorrow. Please see the document in this tweet for more information and make sure to get your proposals in!

Attention all prospective contributors to @journalEPOP: Effective immediately, references DO NOT count toward your manuscript's word count limit. The editorial team at #JEPOP believes strongly that our contributors should be able to cite all relevant works to your projects.

Friday #JEPOP Editor Spotlight: Zac Greene Zac is a Reader of Political Science at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland. His research focuses on how intra-party politics and policy disagreements from voter & activist groups impacts the representation & policymaking process.

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