1	"The American National Election Studies" The American National Election Studies 2005-2009 Jon Krosnick, Principal Investigator Arthur Lupia, Principal Investigator David Howell, Director of Studies
2	The Creators
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8	Imitation and Flattery The Changing American Voter The Unchanging American Voter The New American Voter The Disappearing American Voter The Duping of the American Voter
9	Funding The Carnegie Corporation The Rockefeller Foundation The Ford Foundation The National Science Foundation
10	Our Fundamental Questions Why do some citizens vote and others don’t? How do citizens evaluate candidates and select the candidate they vote for?
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12	The Time Series Studies 1948 1966 1980 1994 1952 1968 1982 1996 1956 1970 1984 1998 1958 1972 1986 2000 1960 1974 1988 2002 1962 1976 1990 2004 1964 1978 1992
13	Panel Reinterview Studies 1956 – 1958 – 1960 1972 – 1974 – 1976 1980 (January – January) 1988 – 1990 – 1992 2000 – 2002 – 2004
14	Pilot Studies (to test new questions) 1979 1993 1983 1995 1985 1997 1987 1998 1989 2000 1991
15	More Special Designs 1992 Methods Comparison Project 1984 Continuous Monitoring Study 1988-1992 Pooled Senate Study 1998 Super Tuesday Study
16	"Registration / Turnout" Registration / Turnout Vote choice Attitudes toward candidates Reasons to vote for and against the candidates Perceptions of candidate personalities Emotions evoked by the candidates Predictions of the candidates’ performance Attitudes toward government policies Perceptions of the candidates’ policy attitudes Evaluations of the incumbent’s performance
17	"Perceived recent changes in national..." Perceived recent changes in national conditions Identification with political parties Liberal/conservative ideology Values Policy issue priorities Participation in the campaign Exposure to the news media Attitudes toward social groups Perceptions of social groups’ attitudes toward policies
18	"Desired government spending on specific" Desired government spending on specific issues Patriotism Religion, religious behavior, religious beliefs Interest in politics Possession of political information Social networks for talking about politics Racial prejudice Preferred size of government Demographics … and lots more
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20	The Future NSF Workshops on Infrastructure Surveys Nearly Tripled Budget for 2005-2009 Lots of innovation The Traditional Time Series A 21-wave panel study 2007-2009 Questions on the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 2006 Pilot Study Input from psychologists, economists, sociologists, etc.