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Marc Meredith

Professor of Political Science

University of Pennsylvania

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the Wharton School

Business Economics and Public Policy

School of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Marc Meredith is currently serving as a Business Economics And Public Policy Professor of Political Science at University of Pennsylvania.

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University of Pennsylvania

Professor of Political Science

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political science elections statistics political methodology social sciences candidate selection comparative politics political behavior political analysis voting rule political communication prevalence communication public opinion politics social science research scientific data american political thought jurisprudence political science research legal financial obligations science advance penology correctional practice liberal democracy human error social data analysis data replication party polarization sociotropic voting general election majoritarian threat higher education social choice criminal justice political geography latin american politics applied linguistics machine learning research measure theory punishment reputation systems offender classification political systems carceral setting legal theory legal process sociology of law selection bias science policy public choice electronic voting field experiments spatial politics sociology of education psychometrics language technologies meta data bibliometrics synthetic data racial prejudice misinformation ratings game empirical analysis political participation contextual priming local information mecro-economic voting voter id laws ballot order effects persuasive effects direct mail regression discontinuity election forecasting election administration political competition causal inference methods political economy public policy

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Who Cures Ballots? Evidence From North Carolina's 2020 General Election. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Marc MeredithLucy Kronenberg

voting rulepolitical sciencecomparative politicsgeneral electionnorth carolinaelections

Blocks as Geographic Discontinuities: The Effect of Polling-Place Assignment on Voting. Political Analysis (2022)

Sabina TomkinsKeniel YaoJohann GaeblerTobias KonitzerDavid RothschildMarc MeredithSharad Goel

political geographypolitical methodologypolitical sciencevoting rulepolling-place assignmentgeographic discontinuitiesspatial politicscomparative politicspolitical analysispolitical behaviorelections

Replication Data for: Blocks as Geographic Discontinuities: The Effect of Polling Place Assignment on Voting. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Sabina TomkinsKeniel YaoJohann GaeblerTobias KonitzerDavid RothschildMarc MeredithSharad Goel

political sciencegeographic discontinuitiesreplication datasocial sciencesdata sciencesurvey methodology

Whose Vote is Lost by Mail? Evidence From Philadelphia in the 2020 General Election. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2022)

Daniel J. HopkinsMarc MeredithAnjali ChainaniNathaniel Olin

voting rulepolitical sciencesocial sciencesgeneral electionlatin american politicspolitical communicationelections

Results From a 2020 Field Experiment Encouraging Voting by Mail. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Daniel J. HopkinsMarc MeredithAnjali ChainaniNathaniel OlinTiffany Tse

voting rulepolitical sciencepublic choiceelectronic votingfield experimentssurvey methodology

The Majoritarian Threat to Liberal Democracy. Journal of Experimental Political Science (2021)

Guy GrossmanDorothy KronickMatthew LevenduskyMarc Meredith

liberal democracymajoritarian threatpolitical sciencecomparative politics

The Racial Burden of Voter List Maintenance Errors. eYLS (Yale Law School) (2021)

Michael MorseGregory HuberMarc MeredithKatie Steele

public healthpolitical scienceracial discriminationanti-racismhuman reliabilityepidemiologyracial burdenerror correctionscience advanceracial prejudicehuman errormisinformation

The Racial Burden of Voter List Maintenance Errors: Evidence From Wisconsin’s Supplemental Movers Poll Books. Science Advances (2021)

Gregory A. HuberMarc MeredithMichael MorseKatie Steele

racepolitical methodologysupplemental moversracial discriminationracial burdenscientific communicationscience policysocial sciencesscience advancestatisticsselection biashuman errorsurvey methodologyhealth sciences

Birthdate_Extension_Estimate_6_Anon.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Sharad GoelMarc MeredithMichael MorseDavid RothschildHoushmand Shirani-Mehr

Birthdate_Recording_Error_Analysis_2_Anon.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Sharad GoelMarc MeredithMichael MorseDavid RothschildHoushmand Shirani-Mehr

political methodologypolitical sciencereplicationeconometricsreplication datasocial sciencescomparative politicsscientific datacandidate selectionpsychometricsstatisticspolitical analysispolitical science researchsocial data analysisdouble votingprevalenceelectionspresidential elections

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Marc Meredith

Professor of Political Science

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

the Wharton School

Business Economics and Public Policy

School of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Marc Meredith is currently serving as a Business Economics And Public Policy Professor of Political Science at University of Pennsylvania.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marc Meredith

University of Pennsylvania

Professor of Political Science

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Who Cures Ballots? Evidence From North Carolina's 2020 General Election. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Marc MeredithLucy Kronenberg

voting rulepolitical sciencecomparative politicsgeneral electionnorth carolinaelections

Blocks as Geographic Discontinuities: The Effect of Polling-Place Assignment on Voting. Political Analysis (2022)

Sabina TomkinsKeniel YaoJohann GaeblerTobias KonitzerDavid RothschildMarc MeredithSharad Goel

political geographypolitical methodologypolitical sciencevoting rulepolling-place assignmentgeographic discontinuitiesspatial politicscomparative politicspolitical analysispolitical behaviorelections

Replication Data for: Blocks as Geographic Discontinuities: The Effect of Polling Place Assignment on Voting. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Sabina TomkinsKeniel YaoJohann GaeblerTobias KonitzerDavid RothschildMarc MeredithSharad Goel

political sciencegeographic discontinuitiesreplication datasocial sciencesdata sciencesurvey methodology

Whose Vote is Lost by Mail? Evidence From Philadelphia in the 2020 General Election. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2022)

Daniel J. HopkinsMarc MeredithAnjali ChainaniNathaniel Olin

voting rulepolitical sciencesocial sciencesgeneral electionlatin american politicspolitical communicationelections

Results From a 2020 Field Experiment Encouraging Voting by Mail. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Daniel J. HopkinsMarc MeredithAnjali ChainaniNathaniel OlinTiffany Tse

voting rulepolitical sciencepublic choiceelectronic votingfield experimentssurvey methodology

The Majoritarian Threat to Liberal Democracy. Journal of Experimental Political Science (2021)

Guy GrossmanDorothy KronickMatthew LevenduskyMarc Meredith

liberal democracymajoritarian threatpolitical sciencecomparative politics

The Racial Burden of Voter List Maintenance Errors. eYLS (Yale Law School) (2021)

Michael MorseGregory HuberMarc MeredithKatie Steele

public healthpolitical scienceracial discriminationanti-racismhuman reliabilityepidemiologyracial burdenerror correctionscience advanceracial prejudicehuman errormisinformation

The Racial Burden of Voter List Maintenance Errors: Evidence From Wisconsin’s Supplemental Movers Poll Books. Science Advances (2021)

Gregory A. HuberMarc MeredithMichael MorseKatie Steele

Birthdate_Extension_Estimate_6_Anon.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Sharad GoelMarc MeredithMichael MorseDavid RothschildHoushmand Shirani-Mehr

Birthdate_Recording_Error_Analysis_2_Anon.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Sharad GoelMarc MeredithMichael MorseDavid RothschildHoushmand Shirani-Mehr

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