Seth J. Hill
I am Postdoctoral Associate,
Center for the Study of American Politics
at the
Institution for Social and Policy Studies,
Yale University.
Beginning summer 2012, I will be Assistant Professor,
Department of Political Science,
.
My areas of research include American Politics and Political Methodology.
I study voting behavior in the United States. My main interest is the
effects of turnout and partisan switching on election outcomes across
consecutive elections. My research uses statistical methods to identify
patterns in American voting from large-scale data compilations such as opinion
surveys, ballot images, and adminstrative voter files.
Link to my
research page.
See my graphic of
American Military Fatalities Since World War
II.
contact information
Seth J. Hill
Institution for Social and Policy Studies
Yale University
77 Prospect Street
P.O.Box 208209
New Haven, CT 06520-8209
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Smooth fits of individual ballot party loyalty on ideology
scaled by proposition votes, by precinct. Darker lines are larger
precincts. Miami-Dade County,
Florida, 2006 General Election ballot images.
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