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Do Divisive Primaries Actually Affect General Elections?

Do divisive primaries actually affect how candidates perform in general elections? It's a question political scientist have been trying and failing to untangle, but we found someone who may have an answer. With the 2020 democratic primary getting into full swing, we sit down with Alexander Fouirnaies whose research tells us a lot about the effects of divisive primaries and what we can expect from the 2020 Presidential election. http://www.andrewbenjaminhall.com/Fouirnaies_Hall_Divisive_Primaries.pdf

Episode 1 of the Not Another Politics Podcast podcast, hosted by University of Chicago Podcast Network, titled "Do Divisive Primaries Actually Affect General Elections?" was published on January 24, 2020 and runs 26 minutes.

January 24, 2020 ·26m · Not Another Politics Podcast

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Do divisive primaries actually affect how candidates perform in general elections? It's a question political scientist have been trying and failing to untangle, but we found someone who may have an answer. With the 2020 democratic primary getting into full swing, we sit down with Alexander Fouirnaies whose research tells us a lot about the effects of divisive primaries and what we can expect from the 2020 Presidential election. http://www.andrewbenjaminhall.com/Fouirnaies_Hall_Divisive_Primaries.pdf

Do divisive primaries actually affect how candidates will perform in general elections? It's a question political scientist have been trying and failing to untangle, but we found someone who may have an answer.

With the 2020 democratic primary getting into full swing, we're kicking off our inaugural episode with prof. Alexander Fouirnaies whose research gives us new insights into the effects of divisive primaries and what we can expect from the 2020 Presidential election.

You can find Fouirnaies' paper about primaries here.


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