Media Coverage

A selection of news coverage, interviews, and commentary featuring my research and analysis, most recent first.

National Media

• 2022 — The New York Times: Blake Hounshell, “Was Election Denial Just a Passing Threat? Or Is It Here to Stay?” (Nov. 28, 2022), citing research with Rolfe Peterson on how partisan geography shapes belief in a stolen 2020 election.
• 2020 — C-SPAN: “Nicholas Clark on Campaign 2020 and Pennsylvania,” Washington Journal.
• May 11, 2019 — LSE British Politics and Policy (originally published on LSE EUROPP): Nick Clark and Robert Rohrschneider, “European citizens increasingly turn to nationalist orientations when it comes to the EU,” discussing our research on national identity and EU evaluations, 1993–2017, published in European Union Politics.
• March 11, 2019 — The Financial Times: interactive European Parliament elections guide, quoting me on EU politics. (A saved copy of the piece is also available here.)
• March 1, 2016 — The Christian Science Monitor: “Super Tuesday poll: Sanders, Clinton top Trump in Nov. A game-changer?” (also carried by Yahoo! News).
• February 10, 2016 — The Christian Science Monitor: “After New Hampshire, can John Kasich win in the South?” (also carried by Yahoo! News).
• January 26, 2016 — The Christian Science Monitor: Husna Haq, “Three reasons why Donald Trump just might win Iowa – and the nomination” (also carried by Yahoo! News).
• November 5, 2015 — The Christian Science Monitor: “Ben Carson’s rap ad: Will it appease or offend black voters?” (also carried by Yahoo! News).

Regional & Local Media

• June 8, 2021 — WITF’s Smart Talk: “Vaccine incentives: Do prize drawings and rewards increase vaccination rates?” discussing our research on vaccine lottery incentives, alongside my Susquehanna colleague Matt Rousu.
• December 5, 2020 — The Daily Item: Rick Dandes, “Valley experts: Presidents can grant preemptive pardons.”
• July 13, 2016 — WITF’s Smart Talk (Harrisburg NPR affiliate): “Smart Talk: Clinton-Trump foreign policy?” discussing what foreign policy approaches Clinton and Trump would pursue as president, alongside Dr. Christopher Dolan of Lebanon Valley College.
• October 27, 2020 — WPSU (NPR): Miles Bryan, “Millions Of Pennsylvanians Skip Every Election. Here’s Why This Year Could Be Different,” quoting Rolfe Peterson and myself on our nonvoters research.
• 2019 — The Daily Item: “Speaker: Electorate needs to be informed.”
• June 24, 2016 — The Daily Item: “U.K. vote could affect Valley, prof says.”
• May 4, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Expert: GOP must unite or face November loss.”
• May 1, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Trump’s pathway leads through Indiana.”
• April 26, 2016 — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “Candidates stump for Pennsylvania primary.”
• April 26, 2016 — Toledo Blade (Associated Press): “Candidates make final push in 5 states.”
• April 26, 2016 — PopHerald.com: “Bill Clinton, in Hartford, praises Sanders as a positive.”
• April 23, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Valley’s liberals say both candidates reflect values.”
• April 23, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Valley’s conservatives split on three candidates.”
• April 5, 2016 — Standard-Journal.com: “SU prof: Educated democracies more open.”
• April 4, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Valley pundits discuss what may happen if Trump, Sanders lose.”
• March 4, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Battle begins for heart of the Republican Party.”
• February 21, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Local professors ponder Trump presidency.”
• February 7, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Valley expert: Trump must close deal in New Hampshire.”
• January 25, 2016 — The Daily Item: “Profs see Clinton getting roughed up but not beaten up.”
• December 27, 2015 — The Daily Item: “No one’s ready to write Trump’s political obituary.”
• December 16, 2015 — The Daily Item: “Valley experts: Look out, Trump.”
• December 8, 2015 — The Daily Item: “Trump dividing U.S., Valley Muslim says.”
• November 21, 2015 — The Daily Item: “Valley profs: It’s unclear how terrorism, refugees will affect presidential campaign.”

This list reflects confirmed coverage: items I have direct records for (media clip reports from 2015–2016) plus items verifiable through web search. The Daily Item alone has quoted me many more times than are listed here, particularly outside 2015–2016; older articles are difficult to locate through search alone. If you have additional clip reports, links, or citations, I’m glad to add them.