Kevin A Pirch
Biographic Data
| ID | 4123535 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kevin A Pirch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kevin A |
| FAMILY NAME | Pirch |
| SIGNATURE | PIRCH K A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eastern Washington University |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-3416-8559 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Public lands or private hands? An exploration of public preferences for Kelly Parcel, Wyoming
Held in trust: How political elites are ignoring the public over federal supremacy of public lands
Public lands in the American West have remained a contested resource since their formation, particularly in the 11 westernmost states where public lands are in abundance. These lands are held in trust by the federal government for all Americans and have consistently been reaffirmed as the domain of the federal government to own and manage. Even so, there are continued efforts to transfer public lands or management of public lands to the states. T…
Iceland's Pirate Party (Píratar) – In Permanent Opposition
This research examines the rapid growth in popularity of Iceland’s Pirate Party (Piratur) by analyzing recent election results and public opinion polling (2013-17) on the popularity and ideological placement of the Pirate Party. We find that most respondents viewed the Pirate Party as centrist, and the majority of the respondents were neutral in their view of the party, although negative assessments rose by 2017
When Did the Campaign End? An Examination of the Timing of Vote Returns in the 2008 General Election in Washington State
During the past decade the United States has seen an increase in alternative forms to Election Day voting, including voting by mail. Voting by mail has spurred a number of studies concerning the effects it has on voter turnout and other aspects of voting. However, one important facet of voting by mail has not been examined—when people decide to send in their vote. Because ballots are mailed out weeks before the election, voting by mail creates, i…
Bloggers at the Gates: Ned Lamont, Blogs, and the Rise of Insurgent Candidates
For 18 years, Joseph Lieberman has represented the State of Connecticut in the U.S. Senate, gaining seniority and becoming popular enough in his state and party to be nominated for the Vice Presidency in 2000. However, due to his perceived closeness to President George W. Bush and his support for the war in Iraq, Lieberman faced an unexpected challenge in the Democratic Primary and ultimately lost the party's nomination to political upstart Ned L…
Political Cynicism and the Mobilization of Black Voters
Objective. This article analyzes National Election Study data from the 1996 and 2000 elections in order to explain the increased turnout among blacks in recent presidential elections. Methods. A bivariate analysis of registration and voter turnout across the races is conducted, followed by three probit models of voter turnout, including various demographic and attitudinal variables. Results. Our findings show that more blacks were registered to v…
Political Cynicism and the Mobilization of Black Voters
Objective. This article analyzes National Election Study data from the 1996 and 2000 elections in order to explain the increased turnout among blacks in recent presidential elections. Methods. A bivariate analysis of registration and voter turnout across the races is conducted, followed by three probit models of voter turnout, including various demographic and attitudinal variables. Results. Our findings show that more blacks were registered to v…
When Did the Campaign End? An Examination of the Timing of Vote Returns in the 2008 General Election in Washington State
During the past decade the United States has seen an increase in alternative forms to Election Day voting, including voting by mail. Voting by mail has spurred a number of studies concerning the effects it has on voter turnout and other aspects of voting. However, one important facet of voting by mail has not been examined—when people decide to send in their vote. Because ballots are mailed out weeks before the election, voting by mail creates, i…
Bloggers at the Gates: Ned Lamont, Blogs, and the Rise of Insurgent Candidates
For 18 years, Joseph Lieberman has represented the State of Connecticut in the U.S. Senate, gaining seniority and becoming popular enough in his state and party to be nominated for the Vice Presidency in 2000. However, due to his perceived closeness to President George W. Bush and his support for the war in Iraq, Lieberman faced an unexpected challenge in the Democratic Primary and ultimately lost the party's nomination to political upstart Ned L…
Political Cynicism and the Mobilization of Black Voters
Objective. This article analyzes National Election Study data from the 1996 and 2000 elections in order to explain the increased turnout among blacks in recent presidential elections. Methods. A bivariate analysis of registration and voter turnout across the races is conducted, followed by three probit models of voter turnout, including various demographic and attitudinal variables. Results. Our findings show that more blacks were registered to v…
Bloggers at the Gates: Ned Lamont, Blogs, and the Rise of Insurgent Candidates
For 18 years, Joseph Lieberman has represented the State of Connecticut in the U.S. Senate, gaining seniority and becoming popular enough in his state and party to be nominated for the Vice Presidency in 2000. However, due to his perceived closeness to President George W. Bush and his support for the war in Iraq, Lieberman faced an unexpected challenge in the Democratic Primary and ultimately lost the party's nomination to political upstart Ned L…
When Did the Campaign End? An Examination of the Timing of Vote Returns in the 2008 General Election in Washington State
During the past decade the United States has seen an increase in alternative forms to Election Day voting, including voting by mail. Voting by mail has spurred a number of studies concerning the effects it has on voter turnout and other aspects of voting. However, one important facet of voting by mail has not been examined—when people decide to send in their vote. Because ballots are mailed out weeks before the election, voting by mail creates, i…
Iceland's Pirate Party (Píratar) – In Permanent Opposition
This research examines the rapid growth in popularity of Iceland’s Pirate Party (Piratur) by analyzing recent election results and public opinion polling (2013-17) on the popularity and ideological placement of the Pirate Party. We find that most respondents viewed the Pirate Party as centrist, and the majority of the respondents were neutral in their view of the party, although negative assessments rose by 2017
Public lands or private hands? An exploration of public preferences for Kelly Parcel, Wyoming
Held in trust: How political elites are ignoring the public over federal supremacy of public lands
Public lands in the American West have remained a contested resource since their formation, particularly in the 11 westernmost states where public lands are in abundance. These lands are held in trust by the federal government for all Americans and have consistently been reaffirmed as the domain of the federal government to own and manage. Even so, there are continued efforts to transfer public lands or management of public lands to the states. T…
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