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Judd Thornton

Associate Professor Undergraduate Director

Georgia State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Judd Thornton is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor Undergraduate Director at Georgia State University.

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Judd Thornton

Georgia State University

Associate Professor Undergraduate Director

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political science political behavior political psychology social sciences democracy elections comparative politics political analysis politics sociology political communication political science research political studies race relations communication social media political competition partisan ambivalence united states mass communication ideology social science research public relations white supremacy political process political theory ethnic discrimination socialism liberal democracy core values higher education ethnic studies social identity regime analysis international politics global politics e-participation public participation participatory decision-making political systems disparate impact social informatics social medium intelligence societal influence candidate selection identity politics psychometrics normative issues survey (human research) election forecasting political agendas advocacy ethnic group relation mass attitudes political sophistication elite polarization candidate evaluations compulsory voting partisan identification objective measure coalition makeup electoral winners strange bedfellows democratic performance political attitudes conditional effect

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

How Advocacy Messages Influence Support for “Ban the Box” in College Admissions. Social Science Quarterly (2025)

educationsocial science researchaffirmative actionsocial sciencesadvocacyhigher education

Partisanship and Racial Affect Among Black and Latine Americans: Evidence From 2016 to 20 Panel Data. The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics (2025)

race relationsracial discriminationpolitical behaviorethnic studiesethnic group relationafrican american studiesethnicitypolitical sciencesociologyethnic discriminationsocial identityrace

The Impact of Survey Mode on the Measurement of Polarization in the Public: 2016–2020 U.S. Panel Evidence. American Politics Research (2025)

political analysissurvey (human research)political studiespolitical behaviorpolitical science researchpublic relationssurvey methodologypublic opinionpolitical science

Do Norm-Based Appeals Affect the Acceptance of the Singular Use of They/Them Pronouns?. Research & Politics (2024)

Toby BolsenJudd R. Thornton

norm-based appealsgender studiessingular usenormative issuessocial sciencessociology

Have Attitudes Toward Democracy Polarized in the U.S.?. Electoral Studies (2024)

Hamad EjazJudd R. Thornton

political analysisamerican political thoughtdemocracypolitical behaviorelectionsdemocratic theorypublic opinionpolitical sciencedemocratizationpolitical agendas

Busch, Andrew E., and William G. Mayer, Eds. the Elephant in the Room: Donald Trump and the Future of the Republican Partybusch, Andrew E., and William G. Mayer, Eds. the Elephant in the Room: Donald Trump and the Future of the Republican Party. Lanham, MD: Rowman Littlefield, 2022. 183 Pages. $75 (Hardcover); $28 (Softcover).. Congress & the Presidency (2023)

Judd R. Thornton

american political thoughtpolitical historyhistoryrepublican partybuschpolitical studiespolitical partiespolitical science

Does the Salience of Partisan Competition Increase Affective Polarization in the United States?. Political Research Quarterly (2023)

Shane P. SinghJudd R. Thornton

united statespolitical psychologypolitical science researchpolitical science

Race, Belief System Complexity, and Partisan-Ideological Sorting. Politics Groups and Identities (2023)

Adam M. EndersJudd R. Thornton

race relationspolitical psychologycomparative politicsidentity politicspartisan-ideological sortingpolitical behaviorsocial scienceswhite supremacypolitical sciencegroup theorysociologypolitical theorypoliticsbelief system complexityrace

Replication Data for: Survey Mode and Satisfaction With Democracy. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Judd Thornton

replicationpolitical sciencedemocracy

Survey Mode and Satisfaction With Democracy. Political Science Research and Methods (2023)

Hamad EjazJudd R. Thornton

survey methodologypolitical science researchpolitical sciencedemocracy

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Judd Thornton

Associate Professor Undergraduate Director

Georgia State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Judd Thornton is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor Undergraduate Director at Georgia State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Judd Thornton

Georgia State University

Associate Professor Undergraduate Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Advocacy Messages Influence Support for “Ban the Box” in College Admissions. Social Science Quarterly (2025)

educationsocial science researchaffirmative actionsocial sciencesadvocacyhigher education

Partisanship and Racial Affect Among Black and Latine Americans: Evidence From 2016 to 20 Panel Data. The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics (2025)

race relationsracial discriminationpolitical behaviorethnic studiesethnic group relationafrican american studiesethnicitypolitical sciencesociologyethnic discriminationsocial identityrace

The Impact of Survey Mode on the Measurement of Polarization in the Public: 2016–2020 U.S. Panel Evidence. American Politics Research (2025)

political analysissurvey (human research)political studiespolitical behaviorpolitical science researchpublic relationssurvey methodologypublic opinionpolitical science

Do Norm-Based Appeals Affect the Acceptance of the Singular Use of They/Them Pronouns?. Research & Politics (2024)

Toby BolsenJudd R. Thornton

norm-based appealsgender studiessingular usenormative issuessocial sciencessociology

Have Attitudes Toward Democracy Polarized in the U.S.?. Electoral Studies (2024)

Hamad EjazJudd R. Thornton

political analysisamerican political thoughtdemocracypolitical behaviorelectionsdemocratic theorypublic opinionpolitical sciencedemocratizationpolitical agendas

Judd R. Thornton

american political thoughtpolitical historyhistoryrepublican partybuschpolitical studiespolitical partiespolitical science

Does the Salience of Partisan Competition Increase Affective Polarization in the United States?. Political Research Quarterly (2023)

Shane P. SinghJudd R. Thornton

united statespolitical psychologypolitical science researchpolitical science

Race, Belief System Complexity, and Partisan-Ideological Sorting. Politics Groups and Identities (2023)

Adam M. EndersJudd R. Thornton

Replication Data for: Survey Mode and Satisfaction With Democracy. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Judd Thornton

replicationpolitical sciencedemocracy

Survey Mode and Satisfaction With Democracy. Political Science Research and Methods (2023)

Hamad EjazJudd R. Thornton

survey methodologypolitical science researchpolitical sciencedemocracy

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4
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