My work is situated within the field of American politics with a concentration on minority and identity politics and a specialization in Latino politics. Broadly defined, I examine how minorities behave both within political institutions and in the mass public. My research can best be classified into two categories: 1) Latino Representation, Minority Representation, and Institutions and 2) Mass Political Behavior of Minorities and Millennials and attitudes about immigration.
Featured Projects
Universitas 21
Universitas 21 (U21) is a network of 27 research universities around the world. I am currently a co-PI on a global survey project, in collaboration with six U21 global universities, that measures generational change, political engagement, and governance.
Published Work
Replication and Additional Information for previous projects
“Economic Uncertainty, Job Threat and The Resiliency of the Millennial Generation’s Attitudes toward Immigration”
