Professor Helmut Norpoth has correctly predicted the last five presidential elections using his Primary Model and predicted that Trump would be elected President (he was 87% sure.) If you're interested in connecting with him, or any other political experts), let me know.
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Helmut NorpothHelmut Norpoth is co-author of The American Voter Revisited, covering the images of presidential candidates, party identification, and why Americans turn out to vote. Norpoth has designed models to forecast elections in the U.S., Britain, and Germany. His Primary Model correctly predicted Obama's re-election as early as February of 2012 and predicts that Donald Trump will be the next President of the United States.
Leonie HuddyLeonie Huddy is an expert in political psychology, elections, public opinion, voting behavior, and women in politics. Because of her expertise , she is featured regularly on CBS Radio as an exit poll analyst. She also serves on the American National Election Studies Board of Overseers and on numerous editorial boards in political science.
Stanley FeldmanStanley Feldman focuses on the origins of political preferences, with particular interests in the structure of political ideology and values, the role of emotions in politics, and the psychological bases of attitudes and opinions. His work has examined the impact of personality on political attitudes, the nature of authoritarianism, prejudice, and emotional and political reactions to terrorism. He is currently working on projects to better understand the nature of ideology and the effects of empathy on political attitudes.
John RyanJohn Ryan's research focuses on political communication, social networks, campaigns, and voting behavior. His recent papers have explored how people's social networks affect which candidates they support and their partisanship, as well as how candidates strategical talk about issues in campaigns.
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