Author: James G. Gimpel

James G. Gimpel is a Professor of Government at the University of Maryland, College Park.

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Immigration Policy Opinion and the 2016 Presidential Vote

Issue relevance in the Trump-Clinton election

Topics: Politics

Immigration Opinion and the Rise of Donald Trump

Topics: Politics

Immigration's Impact on Republican Political Prospects, 1980 to 2012

Topics: Politics

Latino Voting in 2010

Partisanship, Immigration Policy, and the Tea Party

Topics: Hispanic Voters, Hispanic Voter Projections

Panel Transcript: Can Conservatism Survive Mass Immigration?

Panel Video: Can Conservatism Survive Mass Immigration?

Topics: Politics

Immigration, Political Realignment, and the Demise of Republican Political Prospects

Latino Voting in the 2008 Election: Part of a Broader Electoral Movement

Topics: Politics, Hispanic Voter Projections

Latino Voting in the 2006 Election

Realignment to the GOP Remains Distant

Topics: Politics

Immigration, Intergroup Conflict, and the Erosion of African American Political Power in the 21st Century

Topics: Black Americans, Politics