Shun will present his paper, "How did the internet change campaign fundraising?"

shunyamaya.com/file/documen...

Stephanie will present her paper, "Google It: Understanding Congressional Campaigns’ Use of Google Political Advertisements"

drive.google.com/file/d/1nlh3...

Jack will be presenting "Low-wage Work and Political Participation in the American Labor Market" (with @natekelly.bsky.social offering discussant comments)

drive.google.com/file/d/1vJvb...

Marco will be presenting "The 'Great Awokening' Had a Strong Upper Class Accent" (with @owasow.bsky.social offering discussant comments)

drive.google.com/file/d/1_xkH...

Register here for the meeting link: american.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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Awww well we're sorry to hear about the worse than expected time difference... Even we would probably pass on a 3 am Zoom session 😅

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We are finalizing the rest of our presenters, so stay tuned for more!!

Btw sharing our posts so others can see them = good luck for your next article submission 🙏

⭐️ Presenter 2: Graham Straus (UCLA), "The Effect of Income on Turnout: Evidence from Public Salary Records and Administrative Voting Data"

We know there's a broader income turnout gap, but how do *salary changes* affect someone's decision to vote? 🗳️Show up to JAWS to find out!

Our 1st session (Voting & Elections) is next week Wednesday 10/1 at 1PM ET / 10AM PT!

⭐️ Presenter 1: Pei-Hsun Hsieh (UPenn),
"Concentrated but Misaligned: Trends in Voter Agreement on Party Ideology in the United States, 1972–2020"

Do voters agree on the ideology of US parties? 🤔 Come find out!!

Submissions may be solo-authored or collaborative (preference to student coauthors).

If you have any additional questions, you can look on our website jawspolisci.network or reach out to us here!

Junior scholars include early-career asst prof, NTT, & PhD students. We are particularly interested in submissions from PhD students on the 2025-2026 academic job market.

We accept article-length manuscripts and well-developed pre-analysis plans/research designs.

Some new ideas include:
- Altac
- Teaching difficult topics
- How to do a preanalysis plan
- How to make a syllabi

Or anything else you might be interested in!

Past workshops included:
- How to be a good journal reviewer
- How to write public scholarship
- How to publish academic books/journal articles

We are happy to bring any of these back!

Keep a watchful eye for Junior Americanists while enjoying beach time this summer 🦈 and we can't wait to see you in the fall.

HAGS!

@sschmitt.bsky.social will present "Say Yes to Section 203: How Compliance Strengths the Effect of Coverage on Spanish-Speaking Latino/a Turnout" which you can read ahead of our meeting here: drive.google.com/file/d/1M_yG...