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Jordan Ragusa

College of Charleston

Affiliations

College of Charleston

Department Of Political Science

The Riley Center For Livable Communities

NoneJordan Ragusa is currently serving as a College Of Charleston faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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political science politics political analysis elections political behavior political studies public policy political parties political competition political process legislative aspect voting rule social sciences political psychology political science research law public law political agendas comparative politics social choice government information ethnic studies public choice smart voting republican support political methodology political economy democracy gender diversity social identity strategic studies american studies social forces organization studies comparative law racial equity diversity sensitivity social inclusion ethnic discrimination political theory government policy organizing (management) legal theory governmental process gingrich senators united states congress tea party voting behavior tea party ’ congressional organization economic voting racially diverse agency employee perceptions state government survey presidential election republican members u.s. house special elections vp advantage

Notable Scholarly Works

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After Alexander: Race, Partisanship, and Partisan Gerrymandering. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2026)

politicspublic lawpolitical communicationpolitical behaviorpolitical processpolitical sciencepolitical studieslawpolitical competitionpolitical analysispublic policyelections

Racial Gerrymandering May Be Here to Stay. (2026)

voting ruleethnic studiespublic policydisparitiesracial discrimination

Ends Versus Means? Ideology and Support for Repeals in the Mass Public. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2024)

Nathaniel A. BirkheadJordan RagusaKaryn AmiraSam DeLong

public opinionpolitical scienceideologypolitical analysispublic policylegislative aspectmass public

Diversity and Moderation Over Tradition – Why Democrats Moved South Carolina to the Start of the 2024 Presidential Campaign. (2023)

politicspolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical studiespolitical partiestradition –political analysissocial sciencessouth carolinaelectionspresidential campaign

The Impact of Employee Perceptions of Inclusion in a Racially Diverse Agency: Lessons From a State Government Survey. Public Personnel Management (2023)

diversity (business)racial equityethnic discriminationsocial inclusionemployee perceptionssocial identitysociologydiversity sensitivityraceethnicityethnic studiesstate government surveyracially diverse agencysocial sciencesdisparitiesafrican american studiesracial discriminationgender diversity

Congress in Reverse. (2020)

Jordan M. RagusaNathaniel A. Birkhead

politicspolitical sciencecomparative politicsjurisprudenceelections

Congress in Reverse: Repeals From Reconstruction to the Present. (2020)

politicsamerican studiesconstitutional lawpolitical sciencepolitical studiesamerican political thoughtpolitical analysispublic policypolitical historygovernment policylegislative aspect

Adversaries or Allies? Donald Trump’s Republican Support in Congress. Perspectives on Politics (2019)

politicspolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical agendaspolitical sciencepolitical studiesforeign policypolitical competitionrepublican supportpolitical psychologypolitical analysispolitical communicationstrategic studies

Analysis.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Member_Support.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

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Jordan Ragusa

College of Charleston

Affiliations

College of Charleston

Department Of Political Science

The Riley Center For Livable Communities

NoneJordan Ragusa is currently serving as a College Of Charleston faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jordan Ragusa

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

After Alexander: Race, Partisanship, and Partisan Gerrymandering. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2026)

politicspublic lawpolitical communicationpolitical behaviorpolitical processpolitical sciencepolitical studieslawpolitical competitionpolitical analysispublic policyelections

Racial Gerrymandering May Be Here to Stay. (2026)

voting ruleethnic studiespublic policydisparitiesracial discrimination

Ends Versus Means? Ideology and Support for Repeals in the Mass Public. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2024)

Nathaniel A. BirkheadJordan RagusaKaryn AmiraSam DeLong

public opinionpolitical scienceideologypolitical analysispublic policylegislative aspectmass public

Diversity and Moderation Over Tradition – Why Democrats Moved South Carolina to the Start of the 2024 Presidential Campaign. (2023)

politicspolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical studiespolitical partiestradition –political analysissocial sciencessouth carolinaelectionspresidential campaign

The Impact of Employee Perceptions of Inclusion in a Racially Diverse Agency: Lessons From a State Government Survey. Public Personnel Management (2023)

Congress in Reverse. (2020)

Jordan M. RagusaNathaniel A. Birkhead

politicspolitical sciencecomparative politicsjurisprudenceelections

Congress in Reverse: Repeals From Reconstruction to the Present. (2020)

politicsamerican studiesconstitutional lawpolitical sciencepolitical studiesamerican political thoughtpolitical analysispublic policypolitical historygovernment policylegislative aspect

Adversaries or Allies? Donald Trump’s Republican Support in Congress. Perspectives on Politics (2019)

Analysis.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Member_Support.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Jordan RagusaKaryn AmiraLauren JohnsonDeon McCray

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2
3
10 / page