Freddie J. Jennings, Josh C. Bramlett, Kaleb Turner, Benjamin Figueroa
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How partisan social identity shapes evaluations of candidate brand elements on campaign websites
Political parties operate as partisan social groups and partisanship biases the way individuals process political information, form political opinions, and evaluate candidates. Partisans demonstrat...
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