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Michael D. Martinez

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Political Science

Michael D. Martinez is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Florida.

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political science elections political behavior social sciences politics political science research public policy comparative politics public opinion political psychology political analysis political process behavioral sciences political methodology political communication philosophy of social science political studies partisan choice presidential election democracy public participation candidate selection political theory value conflict united states homophobic innumeracy intellectual discourse social science research online information statistical methodology hate speech public debate sociological research density estimation attitude theory verification and validation fact checking data validation fiscal policy psychometrics citizen participation measurement theory political competition data replication election context voter responses core values gay rights partisan outcomes political opinion negative campaigns political trust social welfare attitudes projection process political involvement smart voting election forecasting vote choice social choice

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Election Administration Harms and Ballot Design: A Study of Florida's 2018 United States Senate Race. American Journal of Political Science (2024)

Michael MorseMichael C. HerronMarc MeredithDaniel A. SmithMichael D. Martinez

political sciencepolitical studiespublic policyunited statespolitical science researchpolitical analysiselection administration harmselectionsballot design

Measuring “Who is a Jew?” Why It Matters in Jewish Political Behavior. Contemporary Jewry (2022)

Kenneth D. WaldMichael D. Martinez

political sciencemeasurementpolitical behaviorjewish political behavior

Replication Data for"Determined by Mode? Representation and Measurement Effects in a Dual Mode Statewide Survey". Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D. MartinezMichael Binder

survey methodologyreplication datameasurement effectssocial sciencesstatisticsdata sciencedata replication

Determined by Mode? Representation and Measurement Effects in a Dual-Mode Statewide Survey. Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology (2021)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D MartinezMichael Binder

samplingsurvey methodologymeasurement effectsstatisticsstatistical methodologyjournalismpsychometrics

The Different Faces of Public Opinion: Is the American Voter Tinted by Mode?. International Journal of Public Opinion Research (2021)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D Martinez

public opinionpolitical scienceamerican voter

Partisan Ambivalence and Electoral Decision Making. American Review of Politics (2020)

Stephen C. CraigPaulina CossetteMichael Martinez

political sciencepoliticspartisan ambivalencepolitical behaviorelectoral decision making

Verifying Voter Registration Records. American Politics Research (2020)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D. MartinezMichael P. McDonaldDaniel A. Smith

fact checkingpolitical methodologypolitical scienceinformation scienceverificationdata validationsocial sciencesverification and validationonline informationmachine learning

Rediscovering Partisanship as the Long Term Force in the Vote Decision. American Review of Politics (2016)

Michael D Martinez

political sciencepoliticsvote decisionpolitical psychologypolitical competitionpolitical processpolitical sociologypolitical theorypolitical behaviorpolitical analysispolitical science researchlong term forceelections

Do Partisan Voters Trust Party Switchers? a Case Study of the 2014 Florida Gubernatorial Election. (2015)

Michael D. MartinezStephen C. Craig

political sciencepoliticsparty switcherscomparative politicspolitical processflorida gubernatorial electionelectionspartisan voters

Chapter 14. Measuring Ambivalence About Government. Princeton University Press eBooks (2012)

Michael D. MartinezJason GainousStephen C. Craig

political methodologypolitical sciencemeasurementmeasurement theorygovernancegender studiesmeasuring ambivalencephilosophypolitical science research

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Michael D. Martinez

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Political Science

Michael D. Martinez is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Election Administration Harms and Ballot Design: A Study of Florida's 2018 United States Senate Race. American Journal of Political Science (2024)

Michael MorseMichael C. HerronMarc MeredithDaniel A. SmithMichael D. Martinez

political sciencepolitical studiespublic policyunited statespolitical science researchpolitical analysiselection administration harmselectionsballot design

Measuring “Who is a Jew?” Why It Matters in Jewish Political Behavior. Contemporary Jewry (2022)

Kenneth D. WaldMichael D. Martinez

political sciencemeasurementpolitical behaviorjewish political behavior

Replication Data for"Determined by Mode? Representation and Measurement Effects in a Dual Mode Statewide Survey". Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D. MartinezMichael Binder

survey methodologyreplication datameasurement effectssocial sciencesstatisticsdata sciencedata replication

Determined by Mode? Representation and Measurement Effects in a Dual-Mode Statewide Survey. Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology (2021)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D MartinezMichael Binder

samplingsurvey methodologymeasurement effectsstatisticsstatistical methodologyjournalismpsychometrics

The Different Faces of Public Opinion: Is the American Voter Tinted by Mode?. International Journal of Public Opinion Research (2021)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D Martinez

public opinionpolitical scienceamerican voter

Partisan Ambivalence and Electoral Decision Making. American Review of Politics (2020)

Stephen C. CraigPaulina CossetteMichael Martinez

political sciencepoliticspartisan ambivalencepolitical behaviorelectoral decision making

Verifying Voter Registration Records. American Politics Research (2020)

Enrijeta ShinoMichael D. MartinezMichael P. McDonaldDaniel A. Smith

fact checkingpolitical methodologypolitical scienceinformation scienceverificationdata validationsocial sciencesverification and validationonline informationmachine learning

Rediscovering Partisanship as the Long Term Force in the Vote Decision. American Review of Politics (2016)

Michael D Martinez

Do Partisan Voters Trust Party Switchers? a Case Study of the 2014 Florida Gubernatorial Election. (2015)

Michael D. MartinezStephen C. Craig

political sciencepoliticsparty switcherscomparative politicspolitical processflorida gubernatorial electionelectionspartisan voters

Chapter 14. Measuring Ambivalence About Government. Princeton University Press eBooks (2012)

Michael D. MartinezJason GainousStephen C. Craig

political methodologypolitical sciencemeasurementmeasurement theorygovernancegender studiesmeasuring ambivalencephilosophypolitical science research

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