2025

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Studying Individual-Level Attitudes Towards Important Problems Using Pairwise Comparisons”
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2022

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Pragmatic Social Measurement”
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2025

• Nick Vivyan, Benjamin E Lauderdale, and Chris Hanretty, “Idiosyncratic Issue Opinion and Political Choice”, Oxford University Press, 2025
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2025

• Dominik Hangartner, Benjamin E Lauderdale, Judith Spirig, “Inferring Individual Preferences from Group Decisions: Judicial Preference Variation and Aggregation in Asylum Appeals”, British Journal of Political Science
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• Markus Kollberg, Benjamin Lauderdale, and Christopher Wratil, “Winning Votes and Changing Minds: Do Populist Arguments Affect Candidate Evaluations and Issue Preferences?”, British Journal of Political Science
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• Benjamin E Lauderdale, Jack Blumenau, “Polarization over the Priority of Political Problems”, American Journal of Political Science
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• David E Broockman, Benjamin E Lauderdale, ““Moderates””, American Political Science Review
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2024

• Jack Blumenau, Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Very Similar Sets of Foundations When Comparing Moral Violations”, American Political Science Review
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• Noam Titelman, Benjamin E Lauderdale, “The Effects of Party Labels on Vote Choice with Realistic Candidate Differentiation”, Political Science Research and Methods
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• Lucy Barnes, Julia de Romément, Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Public Preferences over Changes to the Composition of Government Tax Revenue”, British Journal of Political Science
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• Jack Blumenau and Benjamin E Lauderdale, “The Variable Persuasiveness of Political Rhetoric”, American Journal of Political Science
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2023

• Denise Baron, Benjamin E Lauderdale, and Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington, “A Leader Who Sees the World as I Do: Voters Prefer Candidates Whose Statements Reveal Matching Social-Psychological Attitudes”, Political Pyschology
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2022

• Ginevra Floridi and Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Pairwise Comparisons as a Scale Development Tool for Composite Measures”, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society - Series A
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• Lucy Barnes, Jack Blumenau, Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Measuring Attitudes towards Public Spending using a Multivariate Tax Summary Experiment”, American Journal of Political Science
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2021

• Noam Titelman and Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Can Citizens Guess How Other Citizens Voted Based on Demographic Characteristics?”, Political Science Research and Methods
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• Deborah Beim, Tom S Clark and Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Republican-Majority Appellate Panels Increase Execution Rates for Capital Defendants”, Journal of Politics
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2020

• Chris Hanretty, Benjamin E Lauderdale and Nick Vivyan, “A Choice-Based Measure of Issue Importance in the Electorate”, American Journal of Political Science
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2019

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, Delia Bailey, Jack Blumenau and Douglas Rivers, “Model-Based Pre-Election Polling for National and Sub-National Outcomes in the US and UK”, International Journal of Forecasting
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2018

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, Chris Hanretty and Nick Vivyan, “Decomposing Public Opinion Variation into Ideology, Idiosyncrasy and Instability”, Journal of Politics
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• Jack Blumenau and Benjamin Lauderdale, “Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste”, Journal of Politics
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2017

• Patrick Sturgis et al, “An assessment of the causes of the errors in the 2015 UK general election opinion polls”, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series A
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• Chris Hanretty, Benjamin E Lauderdale and Nick Vivyan, “Dyadic representation in a Westminster system”, Legislative Studies Quarterly, 42(2):235-267
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2016

• Benjamin E. Lauderdale and Tom S. Clark, “Who Controls Opinion Content? Testing Theories of Authorship using Case-Specific Preference Estimates for the US Supreme Court”, Journal of Politics 78(4):1153-1169.
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• Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “Partisan Disagreements Arising from Rationalization of Common Information”, Political Science Research and Methods
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• Benjamin Lauderdale and Alexander Herzog, “Measuring Political Positions from Legislative Speech”, Political Analysis 24(3):374-394
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• Kenneth Benoit, Drew Conway, Benjamin E. Lauderdale, Michael Laver and Slava Mikhaylov, “Crowd-Sourced Text Analysis”, American Political Science Review, 110(2):278-295.
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• Andrew C Eggers and Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Simulating Counterfactual Representation”, Political Analysis 24(2):281-290
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• Chris Hanretty, Benjamin E Lauderdale, Nick Vivyan, “ Combining national and constituency polling for forecasting ”, Electoral Studies 41: 239-243
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• Chris Hanretty, Benjamin E. Lauderdale, and Nick Vivyan, “ Comparing Strategies for Estimating Constituency Opinion from National Survey Samples ”, Political Science Research and Methods.
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2015

• Benjamin E. Lauderdale and Drew A. Linzer, “Under-performing, Over-performing, or Just Performing? The Limitations of Fundamentals-based Presidential Election Forecasting”, International Journal of Forecasting, 31(3):965-979.
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2014

• Benjamin E. Lauderdale and Tom S. Clark, “Scaling Meaningful Political Dimensions Using Texts and Votes”, American Journal of Political Science, 58(3)754-771.
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• Melody Crowder-Meyer and Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “A Partisan Gap in the Supply of Female Potential Candidates”, Research & Politics, 1:1.
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2013

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Does Inattention to Political Debate Explain the Polarization Gap Between the U.S. Congress and Public?”, Public Opinion Quarterly, 77(S):2-23.
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2012

• Benjamin E. Lauderdale and Tom S. Clark, “The Supreme Court’s Many Median Justices”, American Political Science Review, 106(4):847-866.
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• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Compound Poisson-Gamma Regression Models for Dollar Outcomes That Are Sometimes Zero”, Political Analysis, 20(3):387-399.
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• Tom S. Clark and Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “The Genealogy of Law”, Political Analysis, 20(3):329-350.
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2011

• Cesar Zucco Jr. and Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “Distinguishing Between Influences on Brazilian Legislative Behavior”, Legislative Studies Quarterly, 36(3)363-396.
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2010

• Tom S. Clark and Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “Locating Supreme Court Opinions in Doctrine Space”, American Journal of Political Science 54(4):871-890.
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• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Unpredictable Voters in Ideal Point Estimation”, Political Analysis 18(2):151-171.
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2008

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Pass the Pork: Measuring Legislator Shares in Congress”, Political Analysis 16(3):235-249.
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2023

• Alan Renwick, Ben Lauderdale and Meg Russell, “The Future of Democracy in the UK. Public Attitudes and Policy Responses.” Final Report of the Democracy in the UK after Brexit Project. UCL Constitution Unit.
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• Alan Renwick, Ben Lauderdale, Meg Russell, and James Cleaver, “Public Preferences for Integrity and Accountability in Politics.” Results of a Second Survey of the UK Population. Third Report of the Democracy in the UK after Brexit Project. UCL Constitution Unit.
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2022

• Alan Renwick, Ben Lauderdale, Meg Russell, and James Cleaver, “What Kind of Democracy Do People Want? Results of a Survey of the UK Population” First Report of the Democracy in the UK after Brexit Project. UCL Constitution Unit.
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2018

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Which outcome to the Article 50 process do the British people want?”
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2017

• Benjamin E Lauderdale, “Submission to House of Lords Select Committee on Political Polling and Digital Media”
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2016

• Patrick Sturgis et al, “Report of the Inquiry into the 2015 British general election opinion polls”, London: Market Research Society and British Polling Council.
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2021

• Chris Hanretty, Benjamin E Lauderdale, Nick Vivyan, “The Emergence of Coherent Political Choices from Incomplete Issue Preferences”
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2011

• Nicholas Carnes and Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “Legislator Characteristics, Constituency Characteristics, and Roll Call Voting”
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• Ryan D. Enos and Benjamin E. Lauderdale, “Recovering Vote by Race in Primary Elections”
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2007

• Benjamin Lauderdale, “Latent Versus Self-Reported Ideology”
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