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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
7. “Like ’em Rich? Public Perceptions and Opinions of Politician’s Wealth,” with Marko Klasnja. 2025. British Journal of Political Science. 55 (e179): 1-24. [appendix] [replication code & data] [pre-print][blog post]
6. “The Super-Rich and the Rest: Campaign Finance Permissiveness and the Wealth of Politicians” with Marko Klasnja and Simon Weschle. 2025. American Journal of Political Science. Early View. [appendix] [replication code & data] [pre-print]
- Winner, Best Paper on Class and Inequality Award (2021) for the best paper presented at a panel sponsored (or co-sponsored) by the Class and Inequality Section at the previous APSA meeting.
5. “Party Considerations for Renomination in Pre-electoral Coalitions.” 2025. Legislative Studies Quarterly. 50(4):e70017. [appendix] [replication code & data] [pre-print]
4. “When Reelection Increases Party Unity: Evidence from Parties in Mexico.” 2025. British Journal of Political Science. 55(55e): 1-20. [appendix] [replication code & data] [pre-print]
- Winner, Best Graduate Student Paper Award (2021) for the best paper presented by a graduate student at REPAL’s 2021 meeting.
3. “Why Geographically-Targeted Spending Under Closed-List Proportional Representation Favors Marginal Districts” with Amy Catalinac. 2021. Electoral Studies. 71: 102329. [replication code & data][pre-print]
2. “Geographically-Targeted Spending in Mixed-Member Majoritarian Electoral Systems” with Amy Catalinac. 2021. World Politics. 73(4): 668-711. [appendix] [replication code & data] [pre-print]
- Winner, Leon Weaver Award (2021) for the best paper presented at a panel sponsored by the Representation and Electoral Systems Division at the previous APSA meeting.
- Honorable Mention, Best Article Award of the Organized Section on Democracy and Autocracy (2022) for articles focusing on democratization and/or the development and dynamics of democracy and authoritarianism, published in print in 2021.
1 . “Electoral Accountability and Particularistic Legislation: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Mexico.” 2021. American Political Science Review. 115(1): 97-113. [appendix] [replication code & data] [pre-print]
WORKING PAPERS
“Gendered Candidate Selection and District Competitiveness: Evidence from Horizontal Parity Laws in Mexico” with Gustavo Guajardo
“Empowering from Within: How Women-Oriented Party Organizations Shape Mexican Parties” with Gustavo Guajardo
“Gender Effects on Candidate Platforms: When Nominating Women Matters for Policy,” with Diana O’Brian
“Populist Pathways: Why They Emerge, Win, and Undermine Democracy” with Brian Crisp
