Topics
- Applied Mathematics
- Arts and Culture
- Bioengineering
- Cognitive Science
- Computing Sensing Gaming and Robotics
- Earth and Environment
- Economy and Markets
- Evolution and Genomics
- Human Health
- Immigration
- Law and Politics
- Math and Science Education
- Physics
- Spanish and Latino Studies
- Stem Cells
- Water Resources
Elections
Background Information
Whether it's a presidential election - as in this year's Obama vs. McCain contest - or a local contest, political scientists can offer insights about voter behavior, candidates' experiences in legislature or other public office, and long-term political trends. UC Merced political scientists offer expertise on ballot measures, legislatures, the judicial system and more.
Associated Faculty
- Thomas G. Hansford (United States judicial system)
- Stephen P. Nicholson (Elections, voting, public opinion, political psychology, ballot measures/ballot initiatives)
- Peter Vanderschraaf (Morality; justice; convention; politics and morality; politics and justice; elections)
- Nathan Monroe (Politics; United States Congress; partisanship or partisan politics; term limits, elections)
- Nella Van Dyke (Hate crimes; social movements; collective action; protests)
Associated Topics
Associated Resources
- Energy (Resource List)
- Housing Market (Resource List)
- Sustainability (Resource List)
- Stem Cells (Resource List)
- Ballot Measure Specialist Teaching Student Voters About Political Process (UC Merced Article)
- Global Climate Change (Resource List)
- Immigration (Resource List)
- Math and Science Education (Resource List)