Nathan Henceroth
Biographic Data
| ID | 4179962 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nathan Henceroth |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nathan |
| FAMILY NAME | Henceroth |
| SIGNATURE | HENCEROTH N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Albright College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3003-3164 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Campaign Endorsements and Election Outcomes in Judicial Elections
Increasing voter knowledge in low-information elections is paramount to democratic accountability. Endorsements serve as a source of information about candidates for voters. Though candidates in state supreme court races are constrained by many traditional methods of electioneering, endorsements of judicial candidates remain relatively unconstrained. Using an original dataset of campaign advertisements from 2000-2018, we coded for a variety of pu…
The cost of coalition compromise: The electoral effects of holding salient portfolios
This article highlights the electoral effects of holding salient portfolios within a coalition government. For voters, holding ministries can be seen as a symbol of a party’s success within the coalition. As a voting heuristic, parties not controlling the portfolios on issues important to their platforms signal their failure to achieve these goals. Following this perspective, we hypothesize that the difference between coalition parties that hold …
The Effect that Structural and Investment Funds have on Voter Behaviour in European Parliamentary Elections
Structural and Investment Funds (SIFs) have become the European Union's most robust redistribution programme. In this article, we demonstrate that SIFs have grown large enough in scope that they are now beginning to function similarly to more established macroeconomic determinants of the vote such as unemployment and GDP growth in European Parliamentary elections. Moreover, SIFs have an electoral effect in a type of election that was previously a…
The partisan electoral effect of EU structural and investment funds in French European Parliament elections
Confrontation and competition: The electoral benefits of regionalist parties’ positions in parliamentary democracies
Recent research has shown that niche parties are both increasing in importance in European party systems and behave differently than their more mainstream counterparts. Indeed, there is growing evidence that the dynamic between green parties and social democratic parties is especially nuanced. Regionalist parties differ from other niche parties in that they can be found on the left, right, and center of the ideological spectrum. We find that regi…
The cost of coalition compromise: The electoral effects of holding salient portfolios
This article highlights the electoral effects of holding salient portfolios within a coalition government. For voters, holding ministries can be seen as a symbol of a party’s success within the coalition. As a voting heuristic, parties not controlling the portfolios on issues important to their platforms signal their failure to achieve these goals. Following this perspective, we hypothesize that the difference between coalition parties that hold …
The Effect that Structural and Investment Funds have on Voter Behaviour in European Parliamentary Elections
Structural and Investment Funds (SIFs) have become the European Union's most robust redistribution programme. In this article, we demonstrate that SIFs have grown large enough in scope that they are now beginning to function similarly to more established macroeconomic determinants of the vote such as unemployment and GDP growth in European Parliamentary elections. Moreover, SIFs have an electoral effect in a type of election that was previously a…
Confrontation and competition: The electoral benefits of regionalist parties’ positions in parliamentary democracies
Recent research has shown that niche parties are both increasing in importance in European party systems and behave differently than their more mainstream counterparts. Indeed, there is growing evidence that the dynamic between green parties and social democratic parties is especially nuanced. Regionalist parties differ from other niche parties in that they can be found on the left, right, and center of the ideological spectrum. We find that regi…
The partisan electoral effect of EU structural and investment funds in French European Parliament elections
The partisan electoral effect of EU structural and investment funds in French European Parliament elections
Confrontation and competition: The electoral benefits of regionalist parties’ positions in parliamentary democracies
Recent research has shown that niche parties are both increasing in importance in European party systems and behave differently than their more mainstream counterparts. Indeed, there is growing evidence that the dynamic between green parties and social democratic parties is especially nuanced. Regionalist parties differ from other niche parties in that they can be found on the left, right, and center of the ideological spectrum. We find that regi…
The Effect that Structural and Investment Funds have on Voter Behaviour in European Parliamentary Elections
Structural and Investment Funds (SIFs) have become the European Union's most robust redistribution programme. In this article, we demonstrate that SIFs have grown large enough in scope that they are now beginning to function similarly to more established macroeconomic determinants of the vote such as unemployment and GDP growth in European Parliamentary elections. Moreover, SIFs have an electoral effect in a type of election that was previously a…
The cost of coalition compromise: The electoral effects of holding salient portfolios
This article highlights the electoral effects of holding salient portfolios within a coalition government. For voters, holding ministries can be seen as a symbol of a party’s success within the coalition. As a voting heuristic, parties not controlling the portfolios on issues important to their platforms signal their failure to achieve these goals. Following this perspective, we hypothesize that the difference between coalition parties that hold …
Campaign Endorsements and Election Outcomes in Judicial Elections
Increasing voter knowledge in low-information elections is paramount to democratic accountability. Endorsements serve as a source of information about candidates for voters. Though candidates in state supreme court races are constrained by many traditional methods of electioneering, endorsements of judicial candidates remain relatively unconstrained. Using an original dataset of campaign advertisements from 2000-2018, we coded for a variety of pu…
Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Finance (3 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (3 works) · Fiscal Policies and Political Economy (2 works) · General election (2 works)