Peer-Reviewed Works
Short Haul Moves and the Political Geography of Partisanship: Intra-Metropolitan Migration as a Force for Change in US Politics (with James Gimpel and Andrew Reeves; Urban Affairs Review; available upon request), 2025. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/10780874251380677
Maybe Later: Term Limits and Candidate Emergence (Legislative Studies Quarterly; available upon request), 2024. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/lsq.12489
Under Review:
Administering Their Own Accountability: Partisan Discretion in the Administration of Direct Democracy [most recent update available here]
Best graduate poster, State Politics and Policy Conference 2025
As Bias at the Ballot: Partisan Influence Over Direct Democracy
1st in Social Sciences, Graduate Research Symposium (WashU) 2025
As Bias at the Ballot: Partisan Influence Over Direct Democracy
Metro-to-Metro Migration and Political Sorting within States (with James Gimpel and Andrew Reeves) [most recent version available here]
Bounded Choices: The Limits of Rural Sorting (with James Gimpel and Andrew Reeves) [most recent version available here]
Working Papers:
Ballot Measure Supermajority Thresholds and Amendment Passage [draft available here]
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Term Limits and Lawmaking Incentives in State Legislatures [draft available here]
Reconstruction and Representation [working title] (with Amaan Charaniya, Will Nomikos, and Michael Olson) [draft available upon request]
Honorable Mention, Best Paper Award, Southern Political Science Association 2023
Works in Progress:
The Urban-Rural Divide, State Legislators, and Substantive Representation
Complexity and Voter Behavior: Survey Evidence of Status Quo Bias
You're so Demanding: Examining Legislators' Requests for Earmarks (with Jeffrey Lazarus and Steve Smith)