This event is in the past.It took place on April 30, 2026 at North Quadrangle Residential and Academic Complex.

Learning, Salience, and Voting: Evidence from Criminal Politicians in India 1
Learning, Salience, and Voting: Evidence from Criminal Politicians in India 2
Learning, Salience, and Voting: Evidence from Criminal Politicians in India 3
Learning, Salience, and Voting: Evidence from Criminal Politicians in India 4
Learning, Salience, and Voting: Evidence from Criminal Politicians in India 5
Educational Talk

Learning, Salience, and Voting: Evidence from Criminal Politicians in India

April 30 at 1pm

At North Quadrangle Residential and Academic Complex

Burns Park, Ann Arbor

🇮🇳Research on Indian elections
📊Two field experiments presented
🧠How information changes voter minds

Why do voters keep electing politicians with criminal records? New research from India reveals that simply giving voters information about candidates' charges can dramatically shift voting patterns. This talk breaks down two field experiments showing how information changes what voters notice and how they decide.

Academic lecture
Political science research
Voting behavior
India elections
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