Partisan Expressive Responding: Replication Data for 20 Years of Research

Matthew Graham authored this replication package for the American Political Science Review to support research on partisan expressive responding. It aggregates data and code from two decades of political science studies to facilitate the reproduction of the paper's results. The collection was last updated in March 2026 and is organized into a directory-based tree structure.

Use Cases

• Validating the statistical findings regarding partisan bias in survey responses
• Meta-analysis of expressive responding trends across different political cycles
• Educational demonstration of replication standards in social science research

Strengths

• Includes all scripts and raw data necessary for full result reproduction
• Aggregates findings from 20 years of political science research
• Sourced from the American Political Science Review Dataverse

Limitations

• Column names and specific row counts are not provided in the primary metadata
• Requires domain-specific knowledge of political survey methodology to interpret variables

Provenance

Source

Matthew Graham, American Political Science Review Dataverse

Collection Method

Compilation of existing research data and author-generated replication scripts

Time Range

Approximately 2004-2024

Freshness

Last updated 2026-03-03.