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Caroline J. Tolbert

University of Iowa

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Political Science Department

Graduate College

NoneCaroline J. Tolbert is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences faculty at University of Iowa.

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political science public policy social sciences elections politics comparative politics political behavior political science research communication direct democracy race political analysis governance public opinion candidate selection democracy race relations mass communication social media political process digital citizenship citizen participation american states political studies public participation social science research black politics political systems e-society racial equity domestic politics united states voter turnout information technology urban studies urban geography social choice information society e-participation white supremacy digital divide urban politics deliberative democracy regional policy societal influence racial prejudice digital society political participation ballot initiatives digital cities mobile access presidential elections migration studies racial studies digital economy public governance public choice scholarly communication policy innovation public support educative effects state legislatures presidential nominating process digital economic activity ranked choice voting american studies ethnic studies latin american politics higher education comparative political studies government administration e-government services racial groups public sphere ethnic group relation migration policy election administration e-democracy election forecasting research methods

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All Candidate Primaries, Open Primaries, and Voter Turnout. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2024)

Nathan K. MicatkaCaroline J. TolbertRobert G. Boatright

political systemspolitical sciencepolitical studiescandidate primariesopen primariespublic policycandidate selectionpolitical analysispolitical science researchelection forecastingvoter turnoutpolitical economyjournalismelections

Does Ranked Choice Voting Increase Voter Turnout and Mobilization?. Electoral Studies (2024)

E. DowlingC. TolbertN. MicatkaT. Donovan

political sciencepublic choicepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical behaviorpublic participationincrease voter turnoutelections

Key Insights From Accessible Voting Roundtable. French Politics (2024)

Michael J. RitterCaroline J. Tolbert

voting rulepolitical sciencecommunicationkey insightsaccessibilitybenchmark studiesaccessible voting roundtablepolitical processfrench politicspolitical communicationparticipatory decision-makingsocial choice

Measuring County Election Administration in the United States. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2024)

Michael J. RitterCaroline J. Tolbert

political sciencecounty election administrationmeasurementunited stateselections

Public Opinion on Reforming U.S. Primaries. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Robert G. BoatrightCaroline J. TolbertNathan K. Micatka

political sciencesociologypublic opinionsocial scienceselections

The Unqualified Voter: Racial Animus in Support for Voter Qualifications. Politics Groups and Identities (2024)

Joseph A. CollRachel S. TorresCaroline J. Tolbert

unqualified voterpolitical sciencepoliticsintersectionalityracial discriminationracial animusblack politicsracial prejudicepolitical sociologypolitical theorypolitical behaviorafrican american studiespolitical science researchpolitical analysisidentity politicsvoter qualificationsracial equityelections

Can Election Administration Overcome the Effects of Restrictive State Voting Laws?. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Michael J. RitterJoseph A. CollCaroline J. Tolbert

election administrationpolitical sciencepolitical behaviorpublic policy

Civility in Ranked-Choice Voting Elections: Does Evidence Fit the Normative Narrative?. Representation (2023)

Todd DonovanCaroline Tolbert

political scienceranked-choice voting electionssocial sciencescomparative politicsnarrativepolitical behaviornormative narrativeelections

Considerations of American Democracy, Feeling Like a Loser, and Support for Changing the Rules. American Politics Research (2023)

Todd DonovanCaroline TolbertSamuel Harper

american democracypolitical sciencepolitical psychology

Globalizing Information Networks, Social Media, and Participation. Social Science Quarterly (2023)

Daria KuznetsovaCaroline J. Tolbert

e-participationcommunicationmass communicationcommunity engagementinformation societysociologydigital societysocial sciencessocial network analysissocial mediapublic participationparticipatory decision-makingglobalization

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Caroline J. Tolbert

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Political Science Department

Graduate College

NoneCaroline J. Tolbert is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences faculty at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Education

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Caroline J. Tolbert

University of Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

All Candidate Primaries, Open Primaries, and Voter Turnout. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2024)

Nathan K. MicatkaCaroline J. TolbertRobert G. Boatright

Does Ranked Choice Voting Increase Voter Turnout and Mobilization?. Electoral Studies (2024)

E. DowlingC. TolbertN. MicatkaT. Donovan

political sciencepublic choicepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical behaviorpublic participationincrease voter turnoutelections

Key Insights From Accessible Voting Roundtable. French Politics (2024)

Michael J. RitterCaroline J. Tolbert

Measuring County Election Administration in the United States. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2024)

Michael J. RitterCaroline J. Tolbert

political sciencecounty election administrationmeasurementunited stateselections

Public Opinion on Reforming U.S. Primaries. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Robert G. BoatrightCaroline J. TolbertNathan K. Micatka

political sciencesociologypublic opinionsocial scienceselections

The Unqualified Voter: Racial Animus in Support for Voter Qualifications. Politics Groups and Identities (2024)

Joseph A. CollRachel S. TorresCaroline J. Tolbert

Can Election Administration Overcome the Effects of Restrictive State Voting Laws?. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Michael J. RitterJoseph A. CollCaroline J. Tolbert

election administrationpolitical sciencepolitical behaviorpublic policy

Civility in Ranked-Choice Voting Elections: Does Evidence Fit the Normative Narrative?. Representation (2023)

Todd DonovanCaroline Tolbert

political scienceranked-choice voting electionssocial sciencescomparative politicsnarrativepolitical behaviornormative narrativeelections

Considerations of American Democracy, Feeling Like a Loser, and Support for Changing the Rules. American Politics Research (2023)

Todd DonovanCaroline TolbertSamuel Harper

american democracypolitical sciencepolitical psychology

Globalizing Information Networks, Social Media, and Participation. Social Science Quarterly (2023)

Daria KuznetsovaCaroline J. Tolbert

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