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2026 Opinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of Residential Zoning Reform Stephanie Ternullo · Political Behavior 1 2025 The Demise of Organized Labor and the Rise of Postindustrial Populism Stephanie Ternullo · Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews 0 2025 Toward a Qualitative Study of the American Voter Stephanie Ternullo · Perspectives on Politics 13 2025 Union Decline and the Heartland’s Turn to the Right Stephanie Ternullo · Middle West Review 0 2024 History Reveals How Donald Trump Captured the Industrial Heartland—And a Path Forward for Democrats Stephanie Ternullo · Time 2024 How Political Dynasties Concentrate Advantage within Cities: Evidence from Crime and City Services in Chicago Stephanie Ternullo · Social Forces 8 2024 How the Heartland Went Red: Why Local Forces Matter in an Age of Nationalized Politics Stephanie Ternullo · Princeton University Press 41 2024 Local organizations have shaped the rightward turn across America’s industrial Heartland Stephanie Ternullo · LSE USA Blog 2024 Old Patronage in the New Deal: Did Urban Machines Use Work Relief Programs to Benefit the Democratic Party? Stephanie Ternullo · Studies in American Political Development 2 2024 Place-Based Partisanship: How Place (Re)Produces Americans’ Partisan Attachments Stephanie Ternullo · American Journal of Sociology 16 2024 The 2024 Election Marked the Inversion of the Electoral Map Stephanie Ternullo · Time 2024 The Local Politics of National Realignments: U.S. Political Transformation from the New Deal to the Religious Right Stephanie Ternullo · Journal of Historical Political Economy 3 2024 Why did Motorville stay blue? Stephanie Ternullo · Contexts Blog 2023 Rage Against the Machine: How 21st Century Political Machines Constitute Their Own Opposition Stephanie Ternullo · Handbook on Urban Social Movements 1 2022 Gentrifiers Evading Stigma: Social Integrationists in the Neighborhood of the Future Stephanie Ternullo · Social Problems 14 2022 ‘I’m Not Sure What to Believe’: Media Distrust and Opinion Formation during the COVID-19 Pandemic Stephanie Ternullo · American Political Science Review 61 2022 The Electoral Effects of Social Policy: Expanding Old-Age Assistance, 1932–1940 Stephanie Ternullo · The Journal of Politics 9 2021 Conservatives don’t want a bigger social safety net. But they do want to care for the needy. Stephanie Ternullo · Washington Post’s Monkey Cage 2021 The Electoral Effects of Old-Age Assistance and the Social Security Act of 1935 Stephanie Ternullo · Broadstreet 2020 Americans want to trust the experts on the coronavirus. That isn’t easy Stephanie Ternullo · Washington Post’s Monkey Cage Review of Who We Are Is Where We Are: Making Home in the American Rust Belt by Amanda McMillan Lequieu Stephanie Ternullo · American Journal of Sociology · needs review
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Opinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of Residential Zoning Reform

Political Behavior · Stephanie Ternullo

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Ternullo, Stephanie. 2026. “Opinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of ResidentialZoning Reform.” Political Behavior.

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Ternullo
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american politics
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DOI
10.1007/s11109-026-10128-9
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title Opinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of Residential Zoning Reform (used)Opinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of Residential Zoning ReformOpinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of Residential Zoning ReformOpinion change in nonpartisan contexts: The case of residential zoning reform
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