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Methods for the Study of Elections and Political Communication

Elections
Political Methodology
Methods
Communication
Electoral Behaviour
P345
Theodore Chadjipadelis
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Iris Reus
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
Methods in Motion: Adapting Political Research Methods to Evolving Realities

Abstract

This panel brings together papers reflecting on methods and research design approaches to the study of electoral behaviour and political communication.

Title Details
Egotropic and Sociotropic Evaluations: What Two Routine Survey Questions Reveal About How Citizens Understand “Society” View Paper Details
Predicting Multi-Party Vote Choice from Issue Batteries: A Calibrated Gradient-Boosting Approach Using German VAA Data View Paper Details
Finding a Needle in the Digital Haystack: Assessing How LLMs Can Be Used to Extract Networks of Actors from Multilingual Cross-Platform Data on Swiss Politics View Paper Details
What Shapes Public Attitudes to Hackers' Political Activity: Experimental Evidence View Paper Details