Working Papers and Projects
“The Origins and Consequences of Congressional Party Election Agendas” (Working paper)
“Whipping the ‘Textbook’ Congress: The Role of the House Majority Whip in the Pre-Reform Era” (Working paper)
“Loyalty to the Leadership: Validating Party Unity Scores with House Party Leadership Records” (Working paper)
Conference Papers (since 2010)
“The Origins and Consequences of Congressional Party Election Agendas,” Paper prepared for presentation at 2020 meetings of the Western Political Science Association.
“Whipping the ‘Textbook’ Congress: The Role of the House Majority Whip in the Pre-Reform Era,” Paper presented at the 2018 meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association.
“Creative Rules for Multiple Measures: Coalition Building and Message Management through the House Rules Committee,” Paper presented at the 2017 meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association.
“Bifurcated Rules in the House of Representatives,” Paper presented at the 2016 meetings of the Western Political Science Association.
“Partisan Payoffs: Distributive Politics and Party Participation in the US House,” Paper presented at the 2015 meetings of the American Political Science Association.
“Congressional Representation in an International Crisis: Position-Taking and Explanation on Syria Intervention,” Paper presented at the 2015 meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association.
“Loyalty From The Leaders’ Perspective: Measuring House Party Voting From Leadership Records,” Paper presented at the 2013 meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association
“Partisan Organizations in the House of Representatives,” Paper prepared for presentation at the 2012 meetings of the 2012 American Political Science Association.
“Adaptable Institutions: Growth and Change in the House Democratic Extended Leadership, 1975-2008,” Paper presented at 2010 meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association
“Congressional Superdelegates in the 2008 Election: Power, Constituency, and Uncertainty” With Edward B. Hasecke and Kevin Scott. Paper presented at 2010 meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association