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Conservative Texas Republicans are most likely to use electronic technology in voter outreach, according to a new study from researchers at Rice and the Universidad de Monterrey.
Study: Minority administrators, school personnel key to engaging immigrant parents
Election Day voting centers can improve voter turnout, says new research from Rice
Alumna Lisi Owen wins Linda Faye Williams Social Justice Prize
Does Cupid play politics? That ‘something special’ might be your mate’s political ideology Researchers discover spouses select partners based on social and political attitudes
Stein named Baker Institute fellow in urban politics
Study shows that defensive military alliances enhance peace
Rice U. study: Low-status leaders are ignoredHow a leader is picked impacts whether others will follow
Local election database helps political science LEAP forwardRice’s Marschall develops new tool to fill scholarly void
NSF grant allows Rice political scientist to pursue study of foreign-policy change after political transitions
Political scientist wins grant to study effectiveness of economic sanctions
Rice researcher examines campaign finance regulations in new ‘laboratory’
Political scientist’s book wins award for best in comparative politics
Rice-run poll finds low interest in Houston mayoral election
Vote centers may help get out the voteRice research examines efforts to increase voter turnout
Political scientist named visiting scholar at the Russell Sage Foundation
Rice study finds shortcomings in Katrina evacuees’ health status