Alan Abramowitz

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Alan Abramowitz is affiliated with the following schools: Emory University, Stanford University, William & Mary, University of Rochester

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PhD Political Science Stanford University
Masters Political Science Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Alan Ira Abramowitz is an American political scientist and author, known for his research and writings on American politics, elections in the United States, and political parties in the United States.

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Alan Abramowitz's Published Works

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Published Works

Is Polarization a Myth? (2008) (962)
Ideological Realignment in the U.S. Electorate (1998) (518)
The rise of negative partisanship and the nationalization of U.S. elections in the 21st century (2016) (461)
Explaining Senate Election Outcomes (1988) (352)
The Disappearing Center: Engaged Citizens, Polarization, and American Democracy (2010) (349)
Incumbency, Campaign Spending, and the Decline of Competition in U.S. House Elections (1991) (320)
Incumbency, Redistricting, and the Decline of Competition in U.S. House Elections (2006) (290)
Exploring the Bases of Partisanship in the American Electorate: Social Identity vs. Ideology (2006) (221)
It's Abortion, Stupid: Policy Voting in the 1992 Presidential Election (1995) (219)
The Ideological Foundations of Affective Polarization in the U.S. Electorate (2017) (195)
Negative Partisanship: Why Americans Dislike Parties But Behave Like Rabid Partisans (2018) (195)
Why Can't We All Just Get Along? The Reality of a Polarized America (2005) (180)
Issue Evolution Reconsidered: Racial Attitudes and Partisanship in the U.S. Electorate (1994) (178)
An Improved Model for Predicting Presidential Election Outcomes (1988) (142)
Viability, Electability, and Candidate Choice in a Presidential Primary Election: A Test of Competing Models (1989) (142)
United States: Racial Resentment, Negative Partisanship, and Polarization in Trump’s America (2019) (136)
A Comparison of Voting for U.S. Senator and Representative in 1978 (1980) (127)
The Great Alignment (2018) (126)
Economic Conditions, Causal Attributions, and Political Evaluations in the 1984 Presidential Election (1988) (124)
Characteristics and causes of America's polarized politics (2006) (123)
The Impact of a Presidential Debate on Voter Rationality (1978) (120)
Forecasting the 2008 Presidential Election with the Time-for-Change Model (2008) (104)
Economic Conditions, Presidential Popularity, and Voting Behavior in Midterm Congressional Elections (1985) (101)
Election Outcomes: Whose Money Matters? (1976) (101)
Name Familiarity, Reputation, and the Incumbency Effect in a Congressional Election (1975) (94)
Ideological Realignment and Active Partisans in the American Electorate (2004) (92)
Determinants of the Outcomes of U.S. Senate Elections (1986) (78)
Partisan Redistricting and the 1982 Congressional Elections (1983) (77)
Winning May Not Be Everything, But It's More than We Thought: Presidential Party Activists in 1980 (1983) (66)
8. Grand Old Tea Party: Partisan Polarization And The Rise Of The Tea Party Movement (2019) (63)
Bill and Al's Excellent Adventure (1996) (61)
The Decline of the White Working Class and the Rise of a Mass Upper‐Middle Class (2009) (61)
The President's Party in Midterm Elections: Going from Bad to Worse (1986) (55)
The Bush Effect: Polarization, Turnout, and Activism in the 2004 Presidential Election (2006) (50)
Don't Blame Redistricting for Uncompetitive Elections (2006) (50)
Forecasting in a Polarized Era: The Time for Change Model and the 2012 Presidential Election (2012) (49)
Candidate Support in Presidential Nomination Campaigns: The Case of Iowa in 1984 (1992) (48)
Do Endorsements Matter? Group Influence in the 1984 Democratic Caucuses (1991) (47)
When Good Forecasts Go Bad: The Time-for-Change Model and the 2004 Presidential Election (2004) (44)
Terrorism, Gay Marriage, and Incumbency: Explaining the Republican Victory in the 2004 Presidential Election (2004) (43)
Transformation and polarization: The 2008 presidential election and the new American electorate (2010) (43)
The Disappearing Center (2017) (35)
Will Time for Change Mean Time for Trump? (2016) (33)
Candidate choice before the convention: The democrats in 1984 (1987) (33)
National Issues, Strategic Politicians, and Voting Behavior in the 1980 and 1982 Congressional Elections (1984) (32)
A Note on Strategic Voting in a Primary Election (1981) (32)
Partisan Redistricting and the 1992 Congressional Elections (1994) (29)
Sex and the Caucus Participant: The Gender Gap and Presidential Nominations (1990) (29)
The End of the Democratic Era? 1994 and the Future of Congressional Election Research (1995) (27)
Campaign Spending in U. S. Senate Elections (1989) (27)
Choices and Echoes in the 1978 U.S. Senate Elections: A Research Note (1981) (26)
Don't Blame Primary Voters for Polarization (2008) (26)
Ideological Realignment in the American Electorate: A Comparison of Northern and Southern White Voters in the Pre‐Reagan, Reagan, and Post‐Reagan Eras (2006) (23)
Drawing the Line on District Competition: A Rejoinder (2006) (22)
The Electoral Roots of America's Dysfunctional Government (2013) (22)
Nomination politics: Party activists and presidential choice (1984) (22)
A Recap of the 2016 Election Forecasts (2017) (20)
All Politics is National: The Rise of Negative Partisanship and the Nationalization of U.S. House and Senate Elections in the 21 st Century (2015) (20)
It's Monica, Stupid: The Impeachment Controversy and the 1998 Midterm Election (2001) (19)
How Large a Wave? Using the Generic Ballot to Forecast the 2010 Midterm Elections (2010) (19)
Intellectual humility and between-party animus: Implications for affective polarization in two community samples (2020) (17)
It's about time: Forecasting the 2008 presidential election with the time-for-change model (2008) (17)
Beyond Willie Horton and the Pledge of Allegiance: National Issues in the 1988 Elections (1990) (16)
The Time for Change Model and the 2000 Election (2001) (15)
A New Kind of Balancing Act: Electoral Certainty and Ticket-Splitting in the 1996 and 2000 Elections (2005) (15)
National Conditions, Strategic Politicians, and U.S. Congressional Elections: Using the Generic Vote to Forecast the 2006 House and Senate Elections (2006) (14)
The New American Electorate: Partisan, Sorted, and Polarized (2015) (13)
The Party Isn't Over: Incentives for Activism in the 1980 Presidential Nominating Campaign (1983) (13)
How the Tea Party Captured the GOP: Insurgent Factions in American Politics. By Rachel M. Blum. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2020. 176p. $90.00 cloth, $25.00 paper. (2021) (10)
Gubernatorial Influence in Presidential Elections: Fact or Myth (2002) (8)
The Time-for-Change Model and the 2004 Presidential Election: A Post-Mortem and a Look Ahead (2005) (8)
Expect Confrontation, Not Compromise: The 112th House of Representatives Is Likely to Be the Most Conservative and Polarized House in the Modern Era (2011) (7)
Long-Term Trends and Short-Term Forecasts: The Transformation of US Presidential Elections in an Age of Polarization (2014) (7)
Polarized or Sorted ? Just What ’ s Wrong With Our Politics , Anyway ? (7)
Grand Old Tea Party (2012) (7)
Issues, Ideology, and the Rise of Republican Identification Among Southern Whites, 1982-2000 (2005) (6)
It’s the Pandemic, Stupid! A Simplified Model for Forecasting the 2020 Presidential Election (2020) (6)
Explaining Success and Failure in the 1998 Midterm Elections: Comparing the Influence of Swing Voters and Core Party Supporters (1999) (5)
Social determinism, rationality, and partisanship among college students (1983) (5)
Is the Revolt Fading? A Note on Party Loyalty among Southern Democratic Congressmen (1980) (5)
TIME-FOR-CHANGE MODEL AGAIN RIGHT ON THE MONEY IN 2008 (2009) (5)
Evaluations of the 2014 Midterm Election Forecasts (2015) (5)
Margarita photodermatitis. (1993) (5)
Will Democrats Catch a Wave? The Generic Ballot Model and the 2018 US House Elections (2018) (4)
Partisan Nation: The Rise of Affective Partisan Polarization in the American Electorate (2013) (4)
Forecasting the 2014 Midterm Elections with the Generic Ballot Model (2014) (4)
Trump on the Trail: Assessing the Impact of Presidential Campaign Visits on Voting Behavior in the 2018 Midterm Elections (2020) (3)
The 2008 Elections (2008) (3)
Using the Generic Vote to Forecast the 2006 House and Senate Elections (2006) (3)
From Strom to Barack: Race, Ideology, and the Transformation of the Southern Party System (2018) (2)
Great Alignment (2019) (2)
U.S. Senate Elections in a Polarized Era (2012) (2)
Southern Political Science Association Is Polarization a Myth ? (2011) (1)
What Counts in US Politics: Voters or Interest Groups? (2011) (1)
It’s Only You and Me and We Just Disagree: The Ideological Foundations of Affective Polarization (2021) (1)
Just Weight! The Case for Dynamic Party Identification Weighting (2006) (1)
Barack Obama and the Transformation of the American Electorate (2009) (1)
The Emerging Democratic Presidential Majority: Lessons of Obama's Victory (2013) (1)
ELECTION FORECAST: A LOOK BACK AT THE TIME FOR CHANGE MODEL AND THE 2012 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION (2013) (1)
Party activitis in the united states (1983) (1)
6 An Annotated Bibliography on (1993) (1)
5. Polarization and Elections (2017) (0)
3. Partisan-Ideological Polarization (2017) (0)
APSR EXTERNAL REVIEWERS, 2008–2009 (2009) (0)
Nonpartisan Primary Election Reform: Mitigating Mischief. By R. Michael Alvarez and J. Andrew Sinclair. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2015. 224p. $88.00 cloth, $27.00 paper. (2018) (0)
APSA Contributors (2018) (0)
Back Matter (2002) (0)
8. Polarization and Democratic Governance (2017) (0)
4. Polarization and Social Groups (2017) (0)
2. The Engaged Public (2017) (0)
Party Realignment, Ideological Polarization, and Voting Behavior in U.S. Senate Elections (2021) (0)
Solutions to Political Polarization in America: Beyond Confrontation and Gridlock: Making Democracy Work for the American People (2015) (0)
The Presidential Pulse of Congressional Elections . By James E. Campbell. (Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1993. Pp. 264. $36.00.) (1995) (0)
The Polarized American Electorate: The Rise of Partisan‐Ideological Consistency and Its Consequences (2022) (0)
INCUMBENCY, NATIONAL CONDITIONS, AND THE 2008 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION (2009) (0)
The close results of recent presidential elections reflect the emergence of a highly divided and partisan electorate (2014) (0)
Hopkins, David A. Red Fighting Blue: How Geography and Electoral Rules Polarize American Politics (2019) (0)
Political Engagement and Polarization in the American Electorate (2006) (0)
APSR EXTERNAL REVIEWERS, 2013–2014 (2014) (0)
Southern Political Science Association Ideological Realignment in the U . S . Electorate Author ( s ) : (2007) (0)
Ideological Realignment and the Nationalization of Southern Politics: Party Activists and Candidates in Virginia (2021) (0)
News and Notes (1959) (0)

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