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Presidential ‘Pitches’ and White House Pressure: Inter-Personal Presidential Persuasion in a Shared Lawmaking Environment
Published in Presidential Studies Quarterly, 2021
This paper explores how presidents use private persuasion to influence lawmakers in shared legislative contexts.
Recommended citation: Rottinghaus, Brandon, and Isaiah Johnson. (2021). "Presidential ‘Pitches’ and White House Pressure: Inter-Personal Presidential Persuasion in a Shared Lawmaking Environment." Presidential Studies Quarterly.
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More Than Linked Fate: Toward A New Measure of Politicized Racial Identity
Last updated: August 26, 2025
We argue that linked fate’s single-item design makes it unable to capture the multidimensional nature of a politicized Black identity.
Jack of All Trades, Master of None: Multiracial Politicians and Political Representation
Last updated: September 05, 2025
This paper provides a pathway to understanding how electoral incentives condition Multiracial incumbents’ choice to exaggerate policy or reveal competence.
talks
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teaching
POL 344: Race and Politics in the United States
Undergraduate course, Princeton University, Department of Politics, 2023
Semesters Taught: Fall 2023
POL 575: Formal Political Analysis I
Graduate course, Princeton University, Department of Politics, 2024
Semesters Taught: Spring 2024, Spring 2025
POL 345: Introduction to Quantitative Social Science
Undergraduate course, Princeton University, Department of Politics, 2024
Semesters Taught: Fall 2024