Publications

Soyeon Jeon, Messi H.J. Lee, Jacob M. Montgomery, Calvin K. Lai (2026). From Faces to Politics: Vision-Language Models (Sometimes) Link Visual Demographic Characteristics to Ideological Labels. Political Analysis, 34(4), 613-621.

Laura Edelson, Damon McCoy, Zhaozhi Li, Debra Zhang, Jacob M. Montgomery (2026). What the Public Wants Regulated: User Preferences on Online Political Advertising in Six Policy Domains. Working Paper.

Laura Edelson, Dominique Lockett, Zhaozhi Li, Tobias Lauinger, Celia Guillard, Jacob M. Montgomery, Damon McCoy (2026). What Drives Perceptions of the Political in Online Advertising?: The Source, Content, and Political Orientation. Journal of Experimental Political Science, 13(1), 36-50.

Messi H.J. Lee, Soyeon Jeon, Jacob M. Montgomery, Calvin K. Lai (2026). Visual Cues of Gender and Race are Associated with Stereotyping in Vision-Language Models. Working Paper.

Annamaria Prati, Yehu Chen, Jacob M. Montgomery, Roman Garnett (2026). Structured Flexibility: Gaussian Process Regression as a Complement to Linear Models in Political Science. Working Paper.

Taishi Muraoka, Dahjin Kim, Christopher Lucas, Jacob M. Montgomery, Margit Tavits (2026). Speaking Their Language?: Multilingualism in Party Communication Across Democracies. American Journal of Political Science, 70(2), 752-767.

Muchen Xi, Erin L. Rossiter, Jacob M. Montgomery, Joshua Jackson (2026). Short, Precise, and Valid: A Computerized Adaptive Approach to Measuring the Big Five. Working Paper.

Zion Little, Jacob M. Montgomery, Keith Schnakenberg (2026). Preregistration as Cheap Talk: The Logic and Limits of Self-Enforcing Plans in Scientific Research. Working Paper.

Ruilin Lai, Christopher Lucas, Jacob M. Montgomery, Margit Tavits (2026). Populist Rhetoric Engages but Does Not Persuade: Evidence from 90 Countries and Three Experiments. Working Paper.

Dahjin Kim, Taishi Muraoka, Christopher Lucas, Jacob M. Montgomery, Margit Tavits (2026). Polarization but Not Populism Strengthens the Association Between Presidential Election Results and Emotions. Political Science Research and Methods, 14(3), 816-832.