Using the 2012 Latino Immigrant National Election Study, the 2012 American National
Election Study, and the 2012 Current Population Survey, we document the demographic …

Objective Using the complementary 2012 American National Election Study and 2012
Latino Immigrant National Election Study, we examine Latino political participation by …

In this article, we address a number of unresolved questions about Latino electoral
participation. First, we examine differences between Latinos and other groups and establish …

Research on voting and elections has generally found that Latino foreign-born citizens
turnout to vote at lower rates than native-born Latinos as well as non-Latinos. Primarily as …

With the continuous inflow of new immigrants, political participation of Latinos and Asian
Americans has become increasingly important for understanding the American electoral …

In this dissertation, I examine the electoral participation of immigrants to the United States
and their descendants. The importance of immigrants to the American electorate has …

In this article, we compare the 1996 turnout among cohorts of naturalized and native-born
Latino citizens, looking for between-group differences endogenous to recent anti-immigrant …

Little research has been conducted to understand how state-level political and social
conditions influence electoral participation among naturalized Latinos. This study begins to …

In 2016, Asian Americans represented the fastest growing racial minority group in the United
States largely due to the flow of new immigration. As a result, Asian Americans are poised to …

Traditional vote-choice models include variables such as party identification, assessments of
the economy, as well as other demographic characteristics. We argue that variables that tap …