Journal Articles
Boston, Joshua, Anna Gunderson, David R. Miller, and Kirsten Widner.
Forthcoming. “The Prosecutor Paradox: Understanding the Public’s Low
Knowledge About Chief Local Prosecutors.” Journal of Law and
Courts.
Heersink, Boris and David
R. Miller. Forthcoming. “Beaches or Boarding?: Shark Attacks, Tourism,
and the 1916 Presidential Election.” American Politics
Research.
Egerod, Benjamin C.K.,
Hans J.G. Hassell, Josh McCrain, and David R. Miller. 2025. “Lobbying
Against Discrimination: Racial and Gender Discrimination in Lobbyist
Hiring Decisions. Legislative Studies Quarterly, 50(3):
e12490
Miller, David
Ryan and Daniel M. Butler. 2025 “The Implications of Loper
Bright for Bureaucratic Human Capital.” Administration &
Society, 57(6):893-912
Miller, David R., Joshua McCrain,
Hans J.G. Hassell, and Benjamin C.K Egerod. 2025. “Partisanship,
Expertise, or Connections? A Conjoint Survey Experiment on Lobbyist
Hiring Decisions.” Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization,
41(3): 1025-1044
Miller, David R. and
Serena D. Smith. 2025. “(Small D-Democratic) Vacation, All I Ever
Wanted?: The Effect of Democratic Backsliding on Leisure Travel in the
American States.” Journal of Experimental Political Science,
12(1):99-109.
Miller, David R. and Chris
Piper. 2024. “Acting(s) Without Consequence: The (Lack of) Public Costs
for Vacancy Appointments.” Presidential Studies Quarterly,
52(4): 144-161
Miller, David R. and
Jeffrey Ziegler. 2024. “Preferential Abstention in Conjoint
Experiments.” Research & Politics, 11(4).
Boston, Joshua, Benjamin Kassow,
Ali Masood, and David R. Miller. 2023. “Your Honor’s Misdeeds: The
Consequences of Judicial Scandal on Specific and Diffuse Support.”
PS: Political Science & Politics, 56(2):195-200.
Miller, David Ryan. 2023. “The
President Will See Whom Now? Presidential Engagement with Organized
Interests.” American Political Science Review, 117(3):
1019-1035.
Butler, Daniel M. and David R.
Miller. 2022. “Does Lobbying Affect Bill Advancement? Evidence from
Three State Legislatures.” Political Research Quarterly,
75(3):547-561.
Ladam, Christina, Austin
Bussing, Alexander C. Furnas, Josh McCrain, David R. Miller, and Rachel
Porter. 2022. “The Junior Americanist Workshop Series (JAWS).” PS:
Political Science & Politics, 55(3):552-553.
Miller, David R. 2022. “On
Whose Door to Knock? Lobbyists’ Strategic Pursuit of Access to Members
of Congress.” Legislative Studies Quarterly, 47(1),
157-192.
Miller, David R. and Andrew Reeves. 2022.
“Pass the Buck or the Buck Stops Here? The Effectiveness of Claiming and
Deflecting Blame by Elected Executives.” Journal of Public
Policy, 42(1), 63-91.
Miller, David R. 2021 “Empirical
Approaches to the Study of Access.” Interest Groups &
Advocacy, 10(3), 286-302.
Stein, Robert M., Christopher Mann,
Charles Stewart III, \(\ldots\), David
Miller, \(\ldots\), et al. 2020.
“Waiting to Vote in the 2016 Presidential Election: Evidence from a
Multi-county Study.” Political Research Quarterly, 73(2),
439-453.
Mann, Christopher B., Gayle
A. Alberda, Nathaniel A. Birkhead, \(\ldots\), David Miller, \(\ldots\), et al. 2018. “Pedagogical Value
of Polling Place Observation By Students.” PS: Political Science
& Politics, 51(4), 831-837.
Miller, David R. and Andrew Reeves.
2017. “Attitudes toward Delegation to Presidential Commissions.”
Presidential Studies Quarterly, 47(3), 495-516.
Other Academic Publications
Miller, David R. Forthcoming.
``Scandal: Why Politicians Survive Controversy in a Partisan
Era. By Brandon Rottinghaus. New York, NY: Columbia University
Press, 2026. 213 pp.’’ Presidential Studies Quarterly.
Stein, Robert M., Christopher Mann, Charles Stewart III, \(\ldots\), David Miller, \(\ldots\), et al. 2020. “Polling Place
Quality and Access.” In The Future of Election Administration,
Mitchell Brown, Kathleen Hale, and Bridgett A. King, Eds. Palgrave
Macmillan, 83-100.
Reeves,
Andrew, David R. Miller, and Bryant Moy. 2018. “U.S. Presidential
Campaigns and Their Impact.” In Oxford Bibliographies in Political
Science.