Below are published articles and works in progress. Please find my full cv by clicking the download button to the right.
Full C.V. can be downloaded below.
John Curiel CV
Peer Reviewed Publications
Redistricting methods and Representation
Curiel, John A. and Kevin DeLuca. 2024. “The Power of Characters: Evaluating Machine Learning Modified Bayesian Improved Surname Geocoding Inference of Race in Redistricting.” State Politics & Policy Quarterly, forthcoming
Steelman, Tyler S. and John A. Curiel. 2023. “The Accuracy of Identifying Constituencies with Geographic Assignment Within State Legislative Districts.” State Politics & Policy Quarterly 23(2): 218–32
Steelman, Tyler S. and John A. Curiel. 2023. “Redistricting out Descriptive Representation: The Harmful Effect of Splitting ZIP Codes on the Constituent-Representative Link.” Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics 8(1): 1–19
DeLuca, Kevin and John A. Curiel. 2023. “Validating the Applicability of Bayesian Inference with Surname and Geocoding to Congressional Redistricting.” Political Analysis 31(3): 465–71
Clark, Jesse T., John A. Curiel, and Tyler S. Steelman. 2022. “Minmaxing of BISG Level Ups in Predicting Race.” Political Analysis 30(3), 456-462
Curiel, John A. and Tyler Steelman. 2020. “A Response to “Tests for Unconstitutional Partisan Gerrymandering in a Post-Gill World” in a Post-Rucho World.” Election Law Journal 19(1), 1 – 9
Curiel, John A. and Tyler Steelman. 2018. “Redistricting Out Representation: Democratic Harms in Splitting ZIP Codes.” Election Law Journal 17(4), 328-53
Banda, Kevin K., Thomas M. Carsey and John A. Curiel. 2019. “Incumbency status and candidate responsiveness to voters in two-stage elections beginning with a primary.” Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties
Election Administration
Curiel, John A. 2023. “Queuing problems facing election administration post-pandemic.” Pandemic at the Polls, ed. Dari Tran. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Curiel, John A. and Declan Chin. 2023. “Plotting out Election Administrative Problems from the 2020 Election.” Pandemic at the Polls, ed. Dari Tran. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Samuel Baltz, Alexander Agadjanian, Declan Chin, John Curiel, Kevin DeLuca, James Dunham, Jennifer Miranda, Connor Phillips, Annabel Uhlman, Cameron Wimpy, Marcos Zárate, and Charles Stewart. 2023. “American election results at the precinct level.” Scientific Data, 9: 651
Curiel, John A. and Jesse T. Clark. 2021. “Disparities in Poll Closures in the Age of COVID-19: A Case Study of Wisconsin.” Election Law Journal 20(4), 345-363.
Political Communication
Christensen, Devin, John Lovett, and John A. Curiel. 2022. “Mainstream Media Recirculation of Trust-Reducing Social Media Messages.” American Politics Research 50(2), 213-226.
Public Health and Dentistry
Curiel, John A., Anne Sanders and Gary Slade. 2020. “Emulation of community water fluoridation coverage across us counties.” Journal of Dental Research Clinical & Translational Research 5(4), 376-384.
Curiel, John A., Anne E. Sanders, Thu-Mai L. Christian, Sophia Lafferty-Hess, Thomas M. Carsey, Lewis N. Lampiris and Gary D. Slade. 2018. “Fluoridation advocacy in referenda where media coverage is balanced, yet biased.” The Journal of the American Dental Association 149(4): 273–80
Curiel, John A., Sophia Lafferty-Hess, Thu-Mai Christensen, Thomas M. Carsey, Gary Slade and Anne Sanders. “Disparities in Opposition to Community Water Fluoridation: The Health Literacy Linkage.” British Medical Journal, open ; Appendix
Sanders, Anne E, William B. Grider, William R. Maas, John A. Curiel and GaryD. Slade. “Water Fluoridation Lessens Income-Inequality in Dental Caries of U.S. Children and Adolescents.” Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics 173
Under Review
Suzelis, Koen, Gabriel Mott and John A. Curiel. “”Automating Identification of Toxic Comments in Student Evaluations of Teaching”
Curiel, John A., Charles Stewart III, Jack R. Williams. “One Shift, Two Shifts, Red Shift, Blue Shift: Reported Election Returns in the 2020 Election.”
Curiel, John A. “Financing party organizations: A new measure of party organizational capacity and durability.”
Curiel, John A. “Marginal Majorities Across U.S. State Legislatures.”
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