Kyle Kopko

Professor at Political Science, CUNY City College0 Followers

Kyle Kopko is a Professor of Political Science at CUNY City College in New York, NY. With a strong academic foundation, he engages in the exploration and teaching of political science, contributing to the intellectual community at the university. Although specific research interests are not detailed, his role as a professor suggests a commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering critical thinking among students. His position at such a reputable institution underscores his expertise and involvement in the field of political science.

Research Interests

American politics electoral systems political behavior public opinion

Publications

1 - Did Gary Johnson and Jill Stein Cost Hillary Clinton the Presidency? A Counterfactual Analysis of Minor Party Voting in the 2016 US Presidential Election,The Forum

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 173-201, 2021-09-01

2 - Feminist Pedagogy and the Socratic Method: Partners in the Classroom or a Disaster Waiting to Happen?,Higher Education Studies

Rita Shah , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 39, 2016-03-24

3 - Split Tickets? On the Strategic Allocation of Presidential Versus Vice Presidential Campaign Visits in 2016,Sage Open

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 2018-07-01

4 - Religious Identity and Political Participation in the Mennonite Church USA,Politics and Religion

Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 367-393, 2012-07-30

5 - Presidential Versus Vice Presidential Home State Advantage: A Comparative Analysis of Electoral Significance, Causes, and Processes, 1884‐2008,Presidential Studies Quarterly

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 814-838, 2013-10-24

6 - Bringing Voters into the Equation: An Individual‐Level Analysis of the Vice Presidential Home State Advantage,Presidential Studies Quarterly

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 827-854, 2019-10-08

7 - The Vice Presidential Home State Advantage Reconsidered: Analyzing the Interactive Effect of Home State Population and Political Experience, 1884‐2008,Presidential Studies Quarterly

CHRISTOPHER J. DEVINE , KYLE C. KOPKO ,

, 1-17, 2011-01-11

8 - If You Play in the Mud, You Get Dirty: The Appropriation of Amish Group Identity during a Negative Campaign,The Journal of Plain Anabaptist Communities

Kyle C. Kopko , Steven M. Nolt , Berwood A. Yost , Jackie Redman ,

, 42-56, 2021-03-24

9 - Plain Politics: Assessing Old Order Amish Voter Participation in the 2004, 2016, and 2020 Presidential Elections,The Journal of Plain Anabaptist Communities

Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 105-126, 2023-05-30

10 - Litigant Partisan Identity and Challenges to Campaign Finance Policies: An Examination of U.S. District Court Decisions, 1971–2007,Justice System Journal

Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 212-232, 2014-11-25

11 - Partisanship Suppressed: Judicial Decision-Making in Ralph Nader's 2004 Ballot Access Litigation,Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, and Policy

Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 301-324, 2008-12-01

12 - The Most Important VP Choice Since… When? Kamala Harris, Mike Pence, and the 2020 (Vice) Presidential Election,

Christopher Devine , Kyle Kopko ,

, 2024-01-01

13 - Did LBJ really “deliver” Texas … and the South?,The VP Advantage

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 110-134, 2016-02-01

14 - When perception becomes campaign reality,The VP Advantage

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 2016-01-01

15 - Who votes for the running mate, anyway?,The VP Advantage

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 2016-01-01

16 - Did LBJ really “deliver” Texas … and the South?,The VP Advantage

Christopher J. Devine , Kyle C. Kopko ,

, 2016-01-01

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