Can survey weighting still leave biased results? Our new open-access paper in Political Analysis introduces a practical method to correct nonresponse bias in ordinal survey data. Findings from the 2024 ANES show why it matters. Read more: doi.org/10.1017/pan....

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Correcting for Nonignorable Nonresponse Bias in Ordinal Observational Survey Data

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New on FirstView: weighting can fail when nonrespondents differ on the outcome. @lukaslaffers.bsky.social , @mintal.bsky.social & Ivan Sutóris extend a fix to ordinal scales. In the 2024 ANES, it shifts life satisfaction meaningfully but economic views only modestly. doi.org/10.1017/pan.2026.10055

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New paper w/ @lukaslaffers.bsky.social & Ivan Sutóris in @polanalysis.bsky.social we provide a practical way to correct for nonignorable nonresponse bias in ordinal (and binary) survey outcomes. Paper: shorturl.at/rG8kI

Correcting for Nonignorable Nonresponse Bias in Ordinal Observational Survey Data | Political Analysis | Cambridge Core

Correcting for Nonignorable Nonresponse Bias in Ordinal Observational Survey Data

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#OpenAccess from @polanalysis.bsky.social - Correcting for Nonignorable Nonresponse Bias in Ordinal Observational Survey Data - https://cup.org/4xbUQ6K - @lukaslaffers.bsky.social, @mintal.bsky.social & Ivan Sutóris #FirstView

The paradox of representation 🌀 These authors 🧵 offer a generalisable assessment of voter-party alignment, using a unique Slovakian dataset to show that whilst personalised representation maximises policy alignment, it also fosters fragmentation buff.ly/A5Hc2Kt

The paradox of representation: How identity fragmentation complicates voter-party congruence | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core

The paradox of representation: How identity fragmentation complicates voter-party congruence

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#OpenAccess from @ejprjournal.bsky.social - The paradox of representation: How identity fragmentation complicates voter-party congruence - https://cup.org/4dgmAAn - @mintal.bsky.social, Felix Butzlaff, @bencehamrak.bsky.social, @rvancel.bsky.social & Kamila Borseková #FirstView

🧵 New paper out in @ejprjournal.bsky.social with Felix Butzlaff, @bencehamrak.bsky.social, @rvancel.bsky.social & @kamilaborsekova.bsky.social We ask: How can we best understand the shifting linkages between citizens and political parties in contemporary democratic representation shorturl.at/T0xNm

First post & also first @apsa.bsky.social annual conference. Phenomenal people, great conversations, and a ton of exciting work. Presented on ideological labels moving from symbolic markers to structuring political belief. Based on a N=7,688 survey experiment from our in-house Volebny Kompas panel.