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Political Analysis - Volume 34 - Issue 1 - January 2026 - cup.org/4jkIJyR
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How common are “survey professionals” - people who take dozens of online surveys for pay - across online panels, and do they harm data quality?
Our paper, first view at @polanalysis, tackles this question using browsing data from three U.S. samples (Facebook, YouGov, Lucid):
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Generative AI and Topological Data Analysis of Longitudinal Panel Data - cup.org/47Fcd6S
- Badredine Arfi
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Measuring Media Criticism with ALC Word Embeddings - cup.org/41mmdOl
- @cbarrie, Neil Ketchley, @aasiegel & Mossaab Bagdouri
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The latest winning article of the @PolAnalysis Editors' choice has been announced, find out more here - cup.org/457BtRy
The articles represent papers that the Editors see as providing an especially significant contribution to political methodology.
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Detecting Formatted Text: Data Collection Using Computer Vision - cup.org/3IVfd4u
"This letter describes a workflow process for structured text extraction using free models and software"
- Jonathan Colner (@nyuniversity)
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Bin-Conditional Conformal Prediction of Fatalities from Armed Conflict - cup.org/4miOi12
- @doktorandahl, Jonathan P. Williams (@NCState) & @HavardHegre
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Accessibility and Equity in the Research Process: Gender Bias in Elite Interview Recruitment - cup.org/44lDfgd
- @margaretkenney_ & @SalchakJohn
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NEW ISSUE from @polanalysis -
Political Analysis - Volume 33 - Issue 3 - July 2025 - cup.org/4l9Y0lJ
All articles in this issue are #OpenAccess.
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Fixed Effects, Lagged Dependent Variables, and Bracketing: Cautionary Remarks - cup.org/4jLPt7z
- Matei Demetrescu, Manuel Frondel, Lukas Tomberg & Colin Vance
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Looking to extract nuanced, theory-driven features from text at scale with contextual sensitivity?
Our new paper in @polanalysis proposes a general computational framework #vectionaries and illustrates it through the case of measuring moral content in social media posts.🧵1/11
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Attention and Political Choice: A Foundation for Eye Tracking in Political Science - cup.org/3YIf9Kt
- Libby Jenke (@UHPoliticalSci) & Nicolette Sullivan (@LSEManagement)
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All articles in the latest issue of @polanalysis are published #OpenAccess -
Political Analysis - Volume 33 - Issue 2 - April 2025 - cup.org/41FbkGB
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Hey so this is out now!
Ever wondered when to measure covariates in a survey experiment? Our paper goes through the tradeoffs of measuring them pre vs post treatment using nonparametric bounds.
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Priming Bias Versus Post-Treatment Bias in Experimental Designs - cup.org/4htpJf6
- @matt_blackwell, Jacob R. Brown, @sophie_e_hill, Kosuke Imai & Teppei Yamamoto
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New work @polanalysis with @sysilviakim. We study why random responses to ranking questions lead to biased estimates of QOIs and what to do about it🥇 We develop simple design-based methods for bias correction in various analyses of ranking data. 1/5
doi.org/10.1017/pan.2024.33
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🧵 Knowing which questions to ask is one of the most critical aspects of survey design, but we often rely on guesswork to devise questionnaires. What if we were to rely directly on participants?
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Crowdsourced Adaptive Surveys - cup.org/3QgM2Jy
- @YamilRVelez
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📢Our new paper in @polanalysis explains how to use LLMs like GPT-4o, Llama or Mistral to estimate the ideological and policy position of political texts. Our approach is fast, reliable, cost-effective and reproducible and works with texts written in different languages 📷 1/7
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Positioning Political Texts with Large Language Models by Asking and Averaging - cup.org/4axBEXo
- @gael_lemens & @ainagallego
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Ever wondered which regression discontinuity design (RDD) estimator to choose? 🤔 We tackled this question by using experimental benchmarks from lottery tie-breakers in local elections in Colombia and Finland. Here's what we found: 🧵
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MODGIRT: Multidimensional Dynamic Scaling of Aggregate Survey Data - cup.org/4aog8UE
- @BerwickElissa & @DevinCaughey
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Sign-Congruence, External Validity, and Replication - cup.org/40C2cmS
- @tara_slough & @ScottATyson
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