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Robert M. Stein

Fellow in Urban Politics Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Political Science

Rice University

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School of Social Sciences

Political Science

Robert M. Stein is currently serving as a Political Science Fellow in Urban Politics Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Political Science at Rice University.

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Rice University

Fellow in Urban Politics Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Political Science

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political science public policy elections social sciences politics economics political economy political behavior political methodology political science research voting rule comparative politics political analysis risk management political communication urban economics crisis management fiscal policy early voting democracy policy subsystems social science research disaster risk reduction political studies evacuation planning urban politics public choice disaster management candidate selection election forecasting election administration urban affairs geoscientific model development urban studies social choice biopolitics urban governance political process risk model validation political systems political theory urban theory risk perceptions tiebout model reliability engineering system safety infrastructure engineering higher education social context power system reliability accountability disaster response applied social science risk communication welfare economics cost allocations reward systems citizen participation urban infrastructure policy sciences collective choice measure theory conceptual analysis concept formation student engagement racial attitudes contact effects electoral dynamics federal pork barrel urban election disaster strikes congressional elections pork barrel american democracy congressional pork barrel republican era voting procedures voter turnout alternative modes smart voting disasters

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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

politicspolitical processpolitical sciencechallenging election environmentpublic policyelectionspoll worker retention

The Costs of Voting and Voter Confidence. Political Research Quarterly (2024)

Lonna Rae AtkesonEli McKown-DawsonRobert M. Stein

political psychologypolitical theoryvoter confidencesocial scienceselectionsdeliberative democracypublic opinionmajority influencepolitical science researchcandidate selectiondemocratic theorypoliticssocial choicepolitical behaviorpolitical sciencedemocracypolitical analysispublic policyvoting rule

Why Making Voting Easier Isn’t Enough: Early Voting, Campaigns, and Voter Turnout. American Politics Research (2024)

Brian T. HamelJan LeighleyRobert M. Stein

politicspolitical sciencevoter turnoutearly votingelections

Voter Perceptions of Secrecy in the 2020 Election. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Lonna Rae AtkesonEli McKown-DawsonM.V. HoodRobert Stein

political communicationvoter perceptionspublic opinioncommunicationpolitical scienceconfidentialitypolitical psychologysocial scienceselections

Mitigating the Turnout Effects of Bad Weather With Early Voting: 1948–2016. American Politics Research (2022)

Martin JohnsonRobert M. Stein

turnout effectspolitical sciencepolitical science researchpolitical economyearly votingbad weather

Recruiting Persons to Work the Polls. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2021)

Colin J. JonesRobert M. Stein

marketingcommunicationpolitical sciencepersonnel economicshuman resourceslabor market participationsurvey methodologypolitical communicationvoting rulecandidate selectionelectionscrowdsourcing

How Human Factors Can Help Preserve Democracy in the Age of Pandemics. Human Factors The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (2020)

Philip KortumRobert SteinClaudia Ziegler AcemyanDan S. WallachElizabeth Vann

political sciencedemocracypsychologypolitical psychologymental healthpublic healthcrisis managementdemocratizationcovid-19 pandemic

How to Measure and Assess the Turnout Effects of Election Reforms. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2020)

Andrew MengerRobert M. Stein

political methodologyturnout effectselection reformspolitical sciencepolitical economy

Choosing the Less Convenient Way to Vote: An Anomaly in Vote by Mail Elections. Political Research Quarterly (2019)

Andrew MengerRobert M. Stein

politicspublic choicepolitical methodologypolitical sciencepolitical science researchmail electionspolitical psychologyvoting ruleelections

Polling Place Quality and Access. Springer eBooks (2019)

Robert SteinChristopher MannCharles Stewart

communicationcommunications systemslocation-based serviceslocation managementtelecommunication networksplace quality

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Robert M. Stein

Fellow in Urban Politics Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Political Science

Rice University

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Political Science

Robert M. Stein is currently serving as a Political Science Fellow in Urban Politics Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Political Science at Rice University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Robert M. Stein

Rice University

Fellow in Urban Politics Lena Gohlman Fox Professor of Political Science

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Video Presentations

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)

politicspolitical processpolitical sciencechallenging election environmentpublic policyelectionspoll worker retention

The Costs of Voting and Voter Confidence. Political Research Quarterly (2024)

Lonna Rae AtkesonEli McKown-DawsonRobert M. Stein

Why Making Voting Easier Isn’t Enough: Early Voting, Campaigns, and Voter Turnout. American Politics Research (2024)

Brian T. HamelJan LeighleyRobert M. Stein

politicspolitical sciencevoter turnoutearly votingelections

Voter Perceptions of Secrecy in the 2020 Election. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2023)

Lonna Rae AtkesonEli McKown-DawsonM.V. HoodRobert Stein

political communicationvoter perceptionspublic opinioncommunicationpolitical scienceconfidentialitypolitical psychologysocial scienceselections

Mitigating the Turnout Effects of Bad Weather With Early Voting: 1948–2016. American Politics Research (2022)

Martin JohnsonRobert M. Stein

turnout effectspolitical sciencepolitical science researchpolitical economyearly votingbad weather

Recruiting Persons to Work the Polls. Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy (2021)

Colin J. JonesRobert M. Stein

marketingcommunicationpolitical sciencepersonnel economicshuman resourceslabor market participationsurvey methodologypolitical communicationvoting rulecandidate selectionelectionscrowdsourcing

How Human Factors Can Help Preserve Democracy in the Age of Pandemics. Human Factors The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (2020)

Philip KortumRobert SteinClaudia Ziegler AcemyanDan S. WallachElizabeth Vann

political sciencedemocracypsychologypolitical psychologymental healthpublic healthcrisis managementdemocratizationcovid-19 pandemic

How to Measure and Assess the Turnout Effects of Election Reforms. Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy (2020)

Andrew MengerRobert M. Stein

political methodologyturnout effectselection reformspolitical sciencepolitical economy

Choosing the Less Convenient Way to Vote: An Anomaly in Vote by Mail Elections. Political Research Quarterly (2019)

Andrew MengerRobert M. Stein

politicspublic choicepolitical methodologypolitical sciencepolitical science researchmail electionspolitical psychologyvoting ruleelections

Polling Place Quality and Access. Springer eBooks (2019)

Robert SteinChristopher MannCharles Stewart

communicationcommunications systemslocation-based serviceslocation managementtelecommunication networksplace quality

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