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Jennifer N. Victor

Associate Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

Schar School of Policy and Government

Methods & Data Science

Public Private & Nonprofit Management

U.s. Politics & Legal Studies

Jennifer N. Victor is currently serving as a Methods & Data Science Associate Professor at George Mason University.

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Jennifer N. Victor

George Mason University

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political science public policy politics political communication social sciences political behavior political analysis comparative politics elections political science research political competition communication political economy social science research political process political sociology political studies election forecasting political agendas american political thought political parties political power united states information gap legislative member organizations european integration symptom management clinical investigation internal medicine medical history integrative medicine policy modeling statistical methodology voting rule citizen participation stakeholder engagement political theory activism peer relationships corporate political activity platform competition domestic politics evidence-based medicine clinical populations clinical disease general internal medicine network governance community policing policy development public policy research oxford handbook information networks legislative politics social utility long lines place dynamics multi-county study strategic lobbying polarized agents campaign contributions european union legislative behavior higher office-seekers american political institutions political methodology interest groups

Notable Scholarly Works

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Guardians at the Gates: Poll Worker Retention in a Challenging Election Environment. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2024)

Robert M. SteinBarry C. BurdenMatt LambGayle AlberdaLonna AtkesonLisa BryantRachael CobbMichael GilbertJoshua D. HostetterDavid C. KimballKenneth R. MayerCostas PanagopoulosAndrew ReevesCorwin SmidtJennifer Victor

electionspoliticschallenging election environmentpublic policypolitical sciencepoll worker retentionpolitical process

Are Networked Legislators Better at Their Jobs?. (2020)

Jennifer Victor

networked legislatorspolitical science

Let’s Be Honest About Election Forecasting. PS Political Science & Politics (2020)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

electionspolitical science researchpolitical methodologypolitical scienceelection forecastingpolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical behavior

Lobbying Networks. (2019)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

network sciencenetwork analysisnetwork governancesocial network analysissocial influencecommunication

Waiting to Vote in the 2016 Presidential Election: Evidence From a Multi-County Study. Political Research Quarterly (2019)

Robert M. SteinChristopher MannCharles StewartZachary BirenbaumAnson FungJed GreenbergFarhan KawsarGayle AlberdaR. Michael AlvarezLonna AtkesonEmily BeaulieuNathaniel A. BirkheadFrederick J. BoehmkeJoshua BostonBarry C. BurdenFrancisco CantuRachael CobbDavid DarmofalThomas C. EllingtonTerri Susan FineCharles J. FinocchiaroMichael D. GilbertVictor HaynesBrian JanssenDavid KimballCharles KromkowskiElena LlaudetKenneth R. MayerMatthew R. MilesDavid MillerLindsay NielsonYu OuyangCostas PanagopoulosAndrew ReevesMin Hee SeoHaley SimmonsCorwin SmidtFarrah M. StoneRachel VanSickle-WardJennifer Nicoll VictorAbby WoodJulie Wronski

electionslong linesplace dynamicspolitical science researchpolitical sciencepublic policypolitical studiesvoting ruleelection forecastingpublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical behaviormulti-county studysurvey methodologycitizen participation

Unraveling 2016: Comments on Gelman and Azari's 19 Things. Statistics and Public Policy (2017)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

applied statisticspublic policypolicy modelingstatistical methodologystatistical theorystatistical inferencepolicy developmentpolicy analysispublic policy researchstatistics

Campaign Finance and Political Polarization: When Purists Prevail. The Forum (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

politicsdomestic politicspublic policypolitical economypolitical sciencepolitical analysispolitical competitionpolitical behaviorpolitical polarizationcampaign finance

Competing for the Platform. Party Politics (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll VictorGina Yannitell Reinhardt

politicspolitical agendaspolitical sciencepolitical analysispolitical competitionpolitical behaviorplatform competitionpolitical parties

Financing Friends: How Lobbyists Create a Web of Relationships Among Members of Congress. Interest Groups & Advocacy (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll VictorGregory Koger

activismpolitical sciencefinancepolitical economypeer relationshipssocial influenceinterpersonal relationshipscorporate political activityinternational relationspolitical communicationpolitical behaviorbusinessfinancing friends

The Oxford Handbook of Political Networks. Oxford University Press eBooks (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll VictorAlexander MontgomeryJennifer VictorMark LubellJohn PadgettDavid KnokeTetiana KostiuchenkoDavid LazerStefan WojcikJon RogowskiBetsy Sinclair

politicsoxford handbookpolitical sciencecommunicationdiscourse analysis

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Jennifer N. Victor

Associate Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

Schar School of Policy and Government

Methods & Data Science

Public Private & Nonprofit Management

U.s. Politics & Legal Studies

Jennifer N. Victor is currently serving as a Methods & Data Science Associate Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jennifer N. Victor

George Mason University

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Guardians at the Gates: Poll Worker Retention in a Challenging Election Environment. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2024)

electionspoliticschallenging election environmentpublic policypolitical sciencepoll worker retentionpolitical process

Are Networked Legislators Better at Their Jobs?. (2020)

Jennifer Victor

networked legislatorspolitical science

Let’s Be Honest About Election Forecasting. PS Political Science & Politics (2020)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

electionspolitical science researchpolitical methodologypolitical scienceelection forecastingpolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical behavior

Lobbying Networks. (2019)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

network sciencenetwork analysisnetwork governancesocial network analysissocial influencecommunication

Waiting to Vote in the 2016 Presidential Election: Evidence From a Multi-County Study. Political Research Quarterly (2019)

Unraveling 2016: Comments on Gelman and Azari's 19 Things. Statistics and Public Policy (2017)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

applied statisticspublic policypolicy modelingstatistical methodologystatistical theorystatistical inferencepolicy developmentpolicy analysispublic policy researchstatistics

Campaign Finance and Political Polarization: When Purists Prevail. The Forum (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll Victor

politicsdomestic politicspublic policypolitical economypolitical sciencepolitical analysispolitical competitionpolitical behaviorpolitical polarizationcampaign finance

Competing for the Platform. Party Politics (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll VictorGina Yannitell Reinhardt

politicspolitical agendaspolitical sciencepolitical analysispolitical competitionpolitical behaviorplatform competitionpolitical parties

Financing Friends: How Lobbyists Create a Web of Relationships Among Members of Congress. Interest Groups & Advocacy (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll VictorGregory Koger

The Oxford Handbook of Political Networks. Oxford University Press eBooks (2016)

Jennifer Nicoll VictorAlexander MontgomeryJennifer VictorMark LubellJohn PadgettDavid KnokeTetiana KostiuchenkoDavid LazerStefan WojcikJon RogowskiBetsy Sinclair

politicsoxford handbookpolitical sciencecommunicationdiscourse analysis

1
2
3
10 / page

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