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Mary Angelica Painter on the Policy Implications of Exit Polls

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Lecture and Discussion with Richard Rothstein, Author of "The Color of Law"

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Confluence SSN is composed of dedicated scholars from Missouri, southern Illinois, and Kansas looking to enact positive change through policy work in the American Midwest and Upper South. Confluence SSN was founded in 2013 and would like to welcome as many Confluence-area colleagues as they can.

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Kimball
David C. Kimball
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Robertson
David Brian Robertson
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Tormos
Fernando Tormos
Confluence SSN Postdoctoral Fellow
Members
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Joseph Anthony
University of Missouri, St. Louis
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Andrea Benjamin
University of Missouri
Collins
Caitlyn Collins
Washington University in St. Louis
Denice
Patrick Denice
Washington University at St. Louis
Haselswerdt
Jake Haselswerdt
University of Missouri
Hayward
Clarissa Rile Hayward
Washington University in St. Louis
Hosto-Marti
Barbara Hosto-Marti
Lindenwood University
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Nathan Katz
University of Missouri
Lee
Hedwig Lee
Washington University in St. Louis
Moffett
Kenneth W. Moffett
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Painter
Mary Angelica Painter
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Rosenfeld
Jake Rosenfeld
Washington University-St. Louis
Rosenfeld
Richard Rosenfeld
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Royer
Eric Royer
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Schachter
Ariela Schachter
Washington University in St. Louis
Sherraden
Margaret Sherraden
Washington University in St. Louis
Skidmore
Max J. Skidmore
University of Missouri - Kansas City
Swanstrom
Todd Frederick Swanstrom
University of Missouri-St. Louis
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David Switzer
University of Missouri
Thomas
Kenneth Thomas
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Wingfield
Adia Harvey Wingfield
Washington University in St. Louis

Latest Contributions

How Super PACs Shape U.S. Elections with Advertisements that Portray Candidates in Ways Publicly Identified Campaign Ads Often Avoid

  • Nathan Katz
SSN Key Findings Brief,

Quality of Drinking Water Services May be Constrained by Labor Markets

  • David Switzer
SSN Key Findings Brief,

The Impact of Endorsements in Racially Mixed Elections

    Andrea Benjamin
SSN Key Findings Brief,

How Exit Polls Can Help Newly Elected Leaders Gauge the Policy Preferences of Voters

  • Mary Angelica Painter
SSN Key Findings Brief,

Financial Capability Depends on More than Knowledge and Skills–and Public Policies Can Help

  • Margaret Sherraden
SSN Key Findings Brief,

Latest in the News

"Who’s Watching the Nation’s Crime Data?," Richard Rosenfeld, The Crime Report,
"Abandoning Public Education Will be Considered Unthinkable 50 Years from Now," Adia Harvey Wingfield, Vox, April 3, 2019.
Guest to discuss working mothers on HBR IdeaCast, Caitlyn Collins, March 26, 2019.
Richard Rosenfeld's research on national homicide trends and Phoenix trends discussed in Bree Burkitt and Agnel Philip, "10 People were Killed in One Square Mile of Phoenix in Three Years," Arizona Republic, March 6, 2019.
"The Real Mommy War Is Against the State," Caitlyn Collins, The New York Times, February 9, 2019.

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