Call Your Legislator: A Field Experimental Study of the Impact of a Constituency Mobilization Campaign on Legislative Voting

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@RohanAlexander Sure - here are a few poli sci experiments I really like. https://t.co/JbFjNUeUZm https://t.co/agv33L9iP8 https://t.co/qe6WvyTUiu https://t.co/KAG3YeXeDR

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Citation on "your call makes a huge difference": https://t.co/xjzprhWNZ9

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@wakullawriter @mcimaps There's this article that finds calls to make a difference: https://t.co/PFLmTnNhOW Also: This study found 87%(!) of senior congressional staffers relied on phone calls to gauge public opinion. https://t.co/ekExgIORH6

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Call your legislator: https://t.co/AFLU7u9F74

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Call Your Legislator: A Field Experimental Study http://t.co/tBODgc0uIu

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2) “Call Your Legislator: A Field Exp Study of the Impact of a Constituency Mobilization Campaign on Leg Voting” http://t.co/rcJ7TUW1vR

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Daniel Bergan and Richard Cole's paper on patch through calls finally got published: http://t.co/5AQaFcuV5M

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