Media & Engagement

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Research Coverage:

“Homophobic attitudes persist in the shadows” LSE British Politics & Policy (February 2023)

“Economía vs. Salud en las últimas autonómicas de Madrid”  Agenda Pública – El País (May 2022)

“Do snap elections increase voters’ political trust? Evidence from Theresa May’s 2017 natural experiment suggest they do.” LSE British Politics & Policy (May 2022)

“Europe’s COVID-19 recovery package has failed to increase public support for the EU.” LSE EUROPP (February 2022)

“How non-partisan campaigns can rally the troops when the political stakes are high.” LSE British Politics & Policy (November 2021)

“El votante LGBT+ es ‘rojo’, pero puede cambiar de ‘color’?” Agenda Pública, El País (October 2021)

“Why some Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Americans are loyal to the GOP” FiveThirtyEight (November 2021)

“La redención de la derecha peruana no pasa por VOX”  The Washington Post (October 2021)

“VOX: le emergencia de la derecha radical populista y el fin del excepcionalismo español”  Yahoo! Noticias (July 2021)

“The radical right populist VOX and the end of Spain’s exceptionalism.”  The Loop (June 2021)

“Lessons from Junqueras: How ECJ decisions can increase opposition to the EU.”  LSE EUROPP (May 2021)

“Madrid’s regional election: how we got here, what happened, and why it matters?”   LSE EUROPP (May 2021)

“VOX coge vuelo en medio del caos”  Info Libre (March 2021)

“The UK’s sexuality gap: LGB voters remain significantly more supportive of the Labour Party.” LSE British Politics & Policy (January 2021)

“LGB voters more likely to back Labour than Tories, study finds.” Pink News (January 2021)

“The ‘Trump pride’ rally rally won’t win over LGBTQ voters. So why hold it?” The Monkey Cage: Washington Post (November 2020)

“Who are VOX and who are their voters?” LSE EUROPP (July 2020)

“¿Quién votó a Vox en las elecciones generales de 2019?” El Huffington Post (July 2020)

“Hombre cabreado, nacionalista y con dinero explota con el ‘procés’: una investigación académica radiografía a Vox.” InfoLibre.es (June 2020)

“Spain and the populist radical right: Will Vox become a permanent feature of the Spanish party system?” LSE EUROPP (May 2020)

“How sexuality affects voters in Europe.” Democratic Audit (January 2020)

“The ‘lavender vote’: How sexuality affects the choices of voters across Europe.” LSE European Politics and Policy (November 2019)

“El arcoíris es curvo, pero tiende a la izquierda.” Politikon (October 2019)

“The Pink Vote exists and its going to the left.” King’s College London News (November 2019)

“¿Importando la ultraderecha desde la Madre Patria?” Centro de Estudios Públicos, Chile (May 2019)

“Can parties sign up more people to postal votes with mailings? Some evidence.” – Mark Pack (May 2019)

“Los Votantes de Vox: nacionalistas, pero no nativistas.” Politikon (May 2019)

“Selfies, policies or votes? How politicians can campaign effectively on Instagram.” Democratic Audit (April 2019)

“Urging party supporters to sign up for postal votes is ineffective.” – Phys.org (April 2019)

“Urging party supporters to sign up for postal votes is ineffective.” – EurekAlert! (April 2019)

“Urging party supporters to sign up for postal votes is ineffective.” – University of Kent News (Apr 2019)

“How not to recruit postal voters in the UK.” – LSE British Politics & Policy (Mar 2019).