Anthony Gierzynski
Biographic Data
| ID | 4386547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anthony Gierzynski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anthony |
| FAMILY NAME | Gierzynski |
| SIGNATURE | GIERZYNSKI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Political Science The University of Vermont Burlington Vermont USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8655-069X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 117 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The ‘Euphoria’ effect: A popular HBO show, Gen Z, and drug policy beliefs
Objective Can a fictional show affect its audience's perspectives on the issue of drug use and addiction in society? This article aims to answer that question. Methods We use a survey with an embedded experiment to assess the relationship between the popular HBO show Euphoria and attitudes of Gen Z on the issue of drugs, including: feelings toward drug users and those caught up in drug addiction; beliefs regarding the causes of drug addiction; an…
Money Rules: Financing Elections in America
The role of money in the US electoral process has become more and more controversial in recent years. Following the Buckley ruling and other legislation in 1996, candidates and political parties are free to raise virtually unlimited soft money, making money perhaps the most significant factor in a campaigns success. In Money Rules , Anthony Gierzynski theorizes that, under our current system of financing elections, our political process has tilte…
Legislative Elections and the Importance of Money
In this paper we take the analysis of the role of money in legislative elections one step beyond the extant literature by examining the factors that affect the impact of spending on the vote. We hypothesize that two sets of factors, contextual and conversion, condition money's effect on the vote. The analysis of data from 12 state house races finds some significant support for the notion that spending responds to the context and the characteristi…
Women Legislative Caucus and Leadership Campaign Committees
The purpose of the research presented in this paper is to start assessing what campaign activities women legislators are involved in in order to promote the interests of women in state legislatures. Analysis of women legislators' campaign transfers and discussions held with a number of women legislators resulted in some interesting findings. Women legislators' campaign activities included both campaign contributions and other nonmonetary assistan…
Women legislative caucus and leadership campaign committees
Money and the Party Vote in State House Elections
The research presented here is designed to answer some of the questions that remain regarding the impact of campaign expenditures on state legislative elections. Analysis of data from 12 states indicates that there is a significant relationship between campaign expenditures and the party vote in state house elections. The effect of expenditures conforms to the principle of diminishing marginal returns. The relationship, in several states, attains…
Money and Votes in State Legislative Elections
It's Money That Matters: Campaign Expenditures and State Legislative Primaries
This paper develops and tests an empirical model of state legislative primary outcomes that focuses on campaign expenditures. The analysis of primary elections indicates that candidates in six of the seven states analyzed are able to increase their share of the primary vote by increasing their level of campaign spending. By increasing their own level of campaign spending, candidates are also able to affect negatively the opponent's share of the p…
Money and Votes in State Legislative Elections
It's Money That Matters: Campaign Expenditures and State Legislative Primaries
This paper develops and tests an empirical model of state legislative primary outcomes that focuses on campaign expenditures. The analysis of primary elections indicates that candidates in six of the seven states analyzed are able to increase their share of the primary vote by increasing their level of campaign spending. By increasing their own level of campaign spending, candidates are also able to affect negatively the opponent's share of the p…
Legislative Elections and the Importance of Money
In this paper we take the analysis of the role of money in legislative elections one step beyond the extant literature by examining the factors that affect the impact of spending on the vote. We hypothesize that two sets of factors, contextual and conversion, condition money's effect on the vote. The analysis of data from 12 state house races finds some significant support for the notion that spending responds to the context and the characteristi…
Money and the Party Vote in State House Elections
The research presented here is designed to answer some of the questions that remain regarding the impact of campaign expenditures on state legislative elections. Analysis of data from 12 states indicates that there is a significant relationship between campaign expenditures and the party vote in state house elections. The effect of expenditures conforms to the principle of diminishing marginal returns. The relationship, in several states, attains…
Women Legislative Caucus and Leadership Campaign Committees
The purpose of the research presented in this paper is to start assessing what campaign activities women legislators are involved in in order to promote the interests of women in state legislatures. Analysis of women legislators' campaign transfers and discussions held with a number of women legislators resulted in some interesting findings. Women legislators' campaign activities included both campaign contributions and other nonmonetary assistan…
Money and Votes in State Legislative Elections
It's Money That Matters: Campaign Expenditures and State Legislative Primaries
This paper develops and tests an empirical model of state legislative primary outcomes that focuses on campaign expenditures. The analysis of primary elections indicates that candidates in six of the seven states analyzed are able to increase their share of the primary vote by increasing their level of campaign spending. By increasing their own level of campaign spending, candidates are also able to affect negatively the opponent's share of the p…
Money and the Party Vote in State House Elections
The research presented here is designed to answer some of the questions that remain regarding the impact of campaign expenditures on state legislative elections. Analysis of data from 12 states indicates that there is a significant relationship between campaign expenditures and the party vote in state house elections. The effect of expenditures conforms to the principle of diminishing marginal returns. The relationship, in several states, attains…
Women Legislative Caucus and Leadership Campaign Committees
The purpose of the research presented in this paper is to start assessing what campaign activities women legislators are involved in in order to promote the interests of women in state legislatures. Analysis of women legislators' campaign transfers and discussions held with a number of women legislators resulted in some interesting findings. Women legislators' campaign activities included both campaign contributions and other nonmonetary assistan…
Women legislative caucus and leadership campaign committees
Legislative Elections and the Importance of Money
In this paper we take the analysis of the role of money in legislative elections one step beyond the extant literature by examining the factors that affect the impact of spending on the vote. We hypothesize that two sets of factors, contextual and conversion, condition money's effect on the vote. The analysis of data from 12 state house races finds some significant support for the notion that spending responds to the context and the characteristi…
Money Rules: Financing Elections in America
The role of money in the US electoral process has become more and more controversial in recent years. Following the Buckley ruling and other legislation in 1996, candidates and political parties are free to raise virtually unlimited soft money, making money perhaps the most significant factor in a campaigns success. In Money Rules , Anthony Gierzynski theorizes that, under our current system of financing elections, our political process has tilte…
The ‘Euphoria’ effect: A popular HBO show, Gen Z, and drug policy beliefs
Objective Can a fictional show affect its audience's perspectives on the issue of drug use and addiction in society? This article aims to answer that question. Methods We use a survey with an embedded experiment to assess the relationship between the popular HBO show Euphoria and attitudes of Gen Z on the issue of drugs, including: feelings toward drug users and those caught up in drug addiction; beliefs regarding the causes of drug addiction; an…
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