Courtney L Juelich
Biographic Data
| ID | 4179978 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Courtney L Juelich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Courtney L |
| FAMILY NAME | Juelich |
| SIGNATURE | JUELICH C L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Stout |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9197-2291 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Political Disenfranchisement? Perceptions of Political Racial Threat and Support for Felon Disenfranchisement Among White Americans
Felon disenfranchisement, while ostensibly race neutral, bars more Black Americans from voting than White Americans. This has promulgated claims that felon disenfranchisement is used to limit Black political influence. However, we lack systematic evidence tying perceptions of racial political power to support for disenfranchising felons. Utilizing the racial threat framework, we argue that White Americans who perceive Black Americans as too polit…
Values and the Conditional Effect of Ballot Measures on Youth Voter Turnout
Previous work has shown young Americans are more likely to vote in states with ballot initiatives emphasizing issues they care about. However, past work examined only two issues salient to young voters—marijuana and higher education—and used aggregate analysis. Expanding on this work, we argue that individual values also play a role in this dynamic, as no age group of voters has monolithic values. The influence of initiatives on turnout should di…
Tapping the untapped potential? A research note on salient ballot initiatives and youth turnout in the 2022 midterm election
This research highlights the impact of state ballot measures on youth turnout. The primacy of ballot initiatives addressing issues salient to younger demographics, such as marijuana legalization and reproductive rights, varied across states, allowing for the statistical comparison of ballot initiative types by state and generational standing. By analyzing data from the 2022 election, this research extends prior studies, focusing on the role of ba…
Electoral Double-Bind
Previous research on the voting propensity of young Americans has largely treated the effects of state electoral laws as homogenous, despite today’s youth belonging to the most racially and ethnically diverse age cohort to date. Research has documented differences in participatory resources across racial, ethnic, and age groups, with recent work also suggesting differences in racial and ethnic identity influences across age groups. These factors …
Ranked Choice Voting and Youth Voter Turnout
Ranked choice voting (RCV) has become increasing popular in the United States as more cities and states begin allowing voters to rank candidates in order of preference. This change in election system has been linked to increased campaign civility and mobilization, but with little evidence suggesting these benefits lead to increased voter turnout in the general population. This study argues that RCV elections may not increase overall voting but wi…
Rock the Vote or Block the Vote? How the Cost of Voting Affects the Voting Behavior of American Youth
Young voters make up the largest portion of the electorate but vote at the lowest rates of any age group. While scholars have studied how culture affects youth political participation, few studies have analyzed how institutional barriers affect youth voting—even though these laws have been found to affect turnout of other disadvantaged groups. Considering younger citizens are more likely to be non-habitual voters with less political knowledge, ef…
Salient Ballot Measures and the Millennial Vote
We explore the relationship between ballot measures on issues salient to Millennials and their turnout in presidential and midterm elections. Both scholars and observers in the media have worried about decreasing levels of citizen participation, particularly among young voters. We demonstrate that one way to engage Millennials into traditional forms of political participation is through ballot measures that focus on issues salient to their genera…
Salient Ballot Measures and the Millennial Vote
We explore the relationship between ballot measures on issues salient to Millennials and their turnout in presidential and midterm elections. Both scholars and observers in the media have worried about decreasing levels of citizen participation, particularly among young voters. We demonstrate that one way to engage Millennials into traditional forms of political participation is through ballot measures that focus on issues salient to their genera…
Rock the Vote or Block the Vote? How the Cost of Voting Affects the Voting Behavior of American Youth
Young voters make up the largest portion of the electorate but vote at the lowest rates of any age group. While scholars have studied how culture affects youth political participation, few studies have analyzed how institutional barriers affect youth voting—even though these laws have been found to affect turnout of other disadvantaged groups. Considering younger citizens are more likely to be non-habitual voters with less political knowledge, ef…
Ranked Choice Voting and Youth Voter Turnout
Ranked choice voting (RCV) has become increasing popular in the United States as more cities and states begin allowing voters to rank candidates in order of preference. This change in election system has been linked to increased campaign civility and mobilization, but with little evidence suggesting these benefits lead to increased voter turnout in the general population. This study argues that RCV elections may not increase overall voting but wi…
Salient Ballot Measures and the Millennial Vote
We explore the relationship between ballot measures on issues salient to Millennials and their turnout in presidential and midterm elections. Both scholars and observers in the media have worried about decreasing levels of citizen participation, particularly among young voters. We demonstrate that one way to engage Millennials into traditional forms of political participation is through ballot measures that focus on issues salient to their genera…
Rock the Vote or Block the Vote? How the Cost of Voting Affects the Voting Behavior of American Youth
Young voters make up the largest portion of the electorate but vote at the lowest rates of any age group. While scholars have studied how culture affects youth political participation, few studies have analyzed how institutional barriers affect youth voting—even though these laws have been found to affect turnout of other disadvantaged groups. Considering younger citizens are more likely to be non-habitual voters with less political knowledge, ef…
Ranked Choice Voting and Youth Voter Turnout
Ranked choice voting (RCV) has become increasing popular in the United States as more cities and states begin allowing voters to rank candidates in order of preference. This change in election system has been linked to increased campaign civility and mobilization, but with little evidence suggesting these benefits lead to increased voter turnout in the general population. This study argues that RCV elections may not increase overall voting but wi…
Electoral Double-Bind
Previous research on the voting propensity of young Americans has largely treated the effects of state electoral laws as homogenous, despite today’s youth belonging to the most racially and ethnically diverse age cohort to date. Research has documented differences in participatory resources across racial, ethnic, and age groups, with recent work also suggesting differences in racial and ethnic identity influences across age groups. These factors …
Values and the Conditional Effect of Ballot Measures on Youth Voter Turnout
Previous work has shown young Americans are more likely to vote in states with ballot initiatives emphasizing issues they care about. However, past work examined only two issues salient to young voters—marijuana and higher education—and used aggregate analysis. Expanding on this work, we argue that individual values also play a role in this dynamic, as no age group of voters has monolithic values. The influence of initiatives on turnout should di…
Tapping the untapped potential? A research note on salient ballot initiatives and youth turnout in the 2022 midterm election
This research highlights the impact of state ballot measures on youth turnout. The primacy of ballot initiatives addressing issues salient to younger demographics, such as marijuana legalization and reproductive rights, varied across states, allowing for the statistical comparison of ballot initiative types by state and generational standing. By analyzing data from the 2022 election, this research extends prior studies, focusing on the role of ba…
Political Disenfranchisement? Perceptions of Political Racial Threat and Support for Felon Disenfranchisement Among White Americans
Felon disenfranchisement, while ostensibly race neutral, bars more Black Americans from voting than White Americans. This has promulgated claims that felon disenfranchisement is used to limit Black political influence. However, we lack systematic evidence tying perceptions of racial political power to support for disenfranchising felons. Utilizing the racial threat framework, we argue that White Americans who perceive Black Americans as too polit…
Politics (7 works) · Voting (7 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Turnout (6 works) · Demographic economics (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social Media and Politics (5 works)