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Michael McDonald

Professor

University of Florida

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Political Science

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

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political science public policy elections political analysis political science research social sciences politics statistics political behavior political process political methodology comparative politics social science research candidate selection public opinion policy analysis political systems political communication applied statistics statistical software political studies public participation spatial politics statistical methodology computational statistics scientific computing political geography political theory presidential election voter turnout machine learning research statistical analysis political competition data validation data reliability statistical science survey (human research) united states numerical issues bayesian analysis data privacy data security online information democracy computational social choice constitutions sociological research generative art political conflict discontinuity intergroup conflict public sphere public debate data replication data quality data integrity novel data source urban politics government regulation fact checking verification and validation aggregate function mathematical statistics case law vanishing voter voter participation district competition turnout gap portable voter registration reliable statistical software social scientist statistical computing numerical accuracy data sources state house elections academic career voting rule election forecasting

Notable Scholarly Works

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Campus Voting During the Covid-19 Pandemic. American Politics Research (2024)

Michael McDonaldEnrijeta ShinoDaniel A. SmithPayton LussierDanielle Dietz

politicscommunity engagementpolitical science researchpublic policypolitical sciencecovid-19 pandemichigher education policyhigher educationeducationpublic opinioncivic engagementamerican political thoughtcollective actioncampus voting

Institutions Matter, Lines Don't: Unveiling Mexico's Redistricting Process. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael P. McDonald

redistricting processsocial science researchpublic policypolitical sciencesocial sciencesinstitutions mattercomparative politics

United States Precinct Boundaries and Statewide Partisan Election Results. Scientific Data (2024)

Brian AmosSteven GerontakisMichael McDonald

electionspolitical analysisscientific datapolitical science

Mail Voting and Voter Turnout. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Michael P. McDonaldJuliana K. MucciEnrijeta ShinoDaniel A. Smith

comparative politicsvoter turnoutmail votingpolitical science

No Accountability Without Transparency and Consistency: Evaluating Mexico's Redistricting-By-Formula. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael McDonald

electionseconomicspolitical sciencepolitical analysiscomparative politicslatin american politics

Replication Data for: No Accountability Without Transparency and Consistency: Evaluating Mexico’s Redistricting-By-Formula. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael McDonald

replication datadata sciencereplicationpolitical science

From Pandemic to Insurrection: Voting in the 2020 Us Presidential Election. De Gruyter eBooks (2022)

Michael P. McDonald

electionspublic policypolitical sciencepublic opiniondemocracycandidate selectionprotestpresidential election

How Does Redistricting Matter? Evidence From a Quasi-Experimental Setting in Mexico. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael P. McDonald

quasi-experimental settingsocial science researchpolitical economypolitical sciencesocial sciences

No Accountability Without Transparency and Consistency: Redistricting-By-Formula in Mexico. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael P. McDonald

social science researchpublic policypolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative politics

A Method to Audit the Assignment of Registered Voters to Districts and Precincts. Political Analysis (2020)

Brian AmosMichael P. McDonald

political methodologypolitical scienceregistered voterspolitical analysisspatial politicsaudit

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Michael McDonald

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Political Science

Michael Mcdonald 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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Michael McDonald

University of Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Campus Voting During the Covid-19 Pandemic. American Politics Research (2024)

Michael McDonaldEnrijeta ShinoDaniel A. SmithPayton LussierDanielle Dietz

Institutions Matter, Lines Don't: Unveiling Mexico's Redistricting Process. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael P. McDonald

redistricting processsocial science researchpublic policypolitical sciencesocial sciencesinstitutions mattercomparative politics

United States Precinct Boundaries and Statewide Partisan Election Results. Scientific Data (2024)

Brian AmosSteven GerontakisMichael McDonald

electionspolitical analysisscientific datapolitical science

Mail Voting and Voter Turnout. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Michael P. McDonaldJuliana K. MucciEnrijeta ShinoDaniel A. Smith

comparative politicsvoter turnoutmail votingpolitical science

No Accountability Without Transparency and Consistency: Evaluating Mexico's Redistricting-By-Formula. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael McDonald

electionseconomicspolitical sciencepolitical analysiscomparative politicslatin american politics

Replication Data for: No Accountability Without Transparency and Consistency: Evaluating Mexico’s Redistricting-By-Formula. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael McDonald

replication datadata sciencereplicationpolitical science

From Pandemic to Insurrection: Voting in the 2020 Us Presidential Election. De Gruyter eBooks (2022)

Michael P. McDonald

electionspublic policypolitical sciencepublic opiniondemocracycandidate selectionprotestpresidential election

How Does Redistricting Matter? Evidence From a Quasi-Experimental Setting in Mexico. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael P. McDonald

quasi-experimental settingsocial science researchpolitical economypolitical sciencesocial sciences

No Accountability Without Transparency and Consistency: Redistricting-By-Formula in Mexico. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Alejandro TrellesMicah AltmanEric MagarMichael P. McDonald

social science researchpublic policypolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative politics

A Method to Audit the Assignment of Registered Voters to Districts and Precincts. Political Analysis (2020)

Brian AmosMichael P. McDonald

political methodologypolitical scienceregistered voterspolitical analysisspatial politicsaudit

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