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Christopher ProsserRoyal Holloway, University of LondonVerified email at rhul.ac.uk
Geoffrey EvansNuffield College, OxfordVerified email at nuffield.ox.ac.uk
Ed FieldhouseUniversity of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Jane GreenProfessor of Political Science and British Politics, Nuffield College, University of OxfordVerified email at nuffield.ox.ac.uk
Tiago C. PeixotoThe World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Hermann SchmittProfessor of Political Science, Universities of Manchester and MannheimVerified email at mzes.uni-mannheim.de
Cees van der EijkUniversity of Nottingham (UK) http://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?view_op=search_authors&hl=enVerified email at nottingham.ac.uk
Paolo SpadaUniversity of SouthamptonVerified email at soton.ac.uk
Jack BaileyLecturer in Quantitative Politics, The University of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Ben LeoCenter for Global DevelopmentVerified email at fraym.io
Lily L. TsaiFord Professor of Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyVerified email at mit.edu
Nate BreznauUniversity of Bremen, Comparative Research Center 'The Global Dynamics of Social Policy'Verified email at uni-bremen.de
Robert FordProfessor of Political Science, University of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Claudia Abreu LopesUnited Nations UniversityVerified email at unu.edu
Jouni KuhaProfessor of Social Statistics, London School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Stephen D FisherUniversity of OxfordVerified email at trinity.ox.ac.uk
Micah SifryPresident, Civic HallVerified email at civichall.org
Nicole S MartinUniversity of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Matt HaikinICT4D practitioner, researcher, consultantVerified email at matthaikin.com
Chris HanrettyRoyal Holloway, University of LondonVerified email at rhul.ac.uk

Jonathan Mellon

West Point - Department of Systems Engineering

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political science survey methodology measurement British politics


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Twitter and Facebook are not representative of the general population: Political attitudes and demographics of British social media users J Mellon, C Prosser Research & Politics 4 (3), 2053168017720008, 2017	447	2017
Internet search data and issue salience: The properties of Google Trends as a measure of issue salience J Mellon Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties 24 (1), 45-72, 2014	211	2014
British Election Study 2014-2020 E Fieldhouse, J Green, G Evans, J Mellon, C Prosser, H Schmitt, ... Dataset, 2020	209*	2020
The Effect of Bureaucratic Responsiveness on Citizen Participation FM Sjoberg, J Mellon, T Peixoto Public Administration Review, 2017	168*	2017
Electoral Shocks: the volatile voter in a turbulent world E Fieldhouse, J Green, G Evans, J Mellon, C Prosser, H Schmitt, ... Oxford University Press, 2020	163	2020
Where and when can we use Google Trends to measure issue salience? J Mellon PS: Political Science & Politics 46 (2), 280-290, 2013	158	2013
Working class votes and Conservative losses: solving the UKIP puzzle G Evans, J Mellon Parliamentary Affairs 69 (2), 464-479, 2016	154	2016
Immigration, Euroscepticism and the Rise and Fall of UKIP G Evans, J Mellon Party Politics, 2019	143*	2019
Effects of the internet on participation: Study of a public policy referendum in Brazil P Spada, J Mellon, T Peixoto, FM Sjoberg Journal of Information Technology and Politics, 187-207, 2016	98*	2016
Observing many researchers using the same data and hypothesis reveals a hidden universe of uncertainty N Breznau, and many more Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2022	81*	2022
Brexit or Corbyn? Campaign and Inter-Election Vote Switching in the 2017 UK General Election J Mellon, G Evans, E Fieldhouse, J Green, C Prosser Parliamentary Affairs, 2018	80	2018
Do mobile phone surveys work in poor countries? B Leo, R Morello, J Mellon, T Peixoto, ST Davenport Center for Global Development Working Paper, 2015	71	2015
British election study 2015 and 2017 face-to-face post-election surveys E Fieldhouse, J Green, G Evans, H Schmitt, C Van der Eijk, J Mellon, ... UK Data Service, 2015	67*	2015
Social class: Identity, awareness and political attitudes: Why are we still working class? G Evans, J Mellon British Social Attitudes 33, 2016	66	2016
Tremors but no youthquake: Measuring changes in the age and turnout gradients at the 2015 and 2017 British general elections C Prosser, E Fieldhouse, J Green, J Mellon, G Evans Electoral Studies 64, 102129, 2020	65	2020
Missing Non-Voters and Misweighted Samples: Explaining the 2015 Great British Polling Miss J Mellon, C Prosser Public Opinion Quarterly, 2017	63*	2017
The twilight of the polls? A review of trends in polling accuracy and the causes of polling misses C Prosser, J Mellon Government and Opposition 53 (4), 757-790, 2018	62	2018
What mattered most to you when deciding how to vote in the EU referendum C Prosser, J Mellon, J Green British Election Study, 2016	56*	2016
Civic tech in the global south T Peixoto, ML Sifry, M Belcher, CA Lopes, M Haikin, J Mellon, F Sjoberg Washington, DC: World Bank and Personal Democracy Press, 2017	50*	2017
Rain, Rain, Go away: 192 potential exclusion-restriction violations for studies using weather as an instrumental variable J Mellon American Journal of Political Science (conditionally accepted), 2020	47	2020

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