| Tweeting from left to right: Is online political communication more than an echo chamber? P Barberá, JT Jost, J Nagler, JA Tucker, R Bonneau Psychological science 26 (10), 1531-1542, 2015 | 1691 | 2015 |
| Less than you think: Prevalence and predictors of fake news dissemination on Facebook A Guess, J Nagler, J Tucker Science advances 5 (1), eaau4586, 2019 | 1188 | 2019 |
| When politics and models collide: Estimating models of multiparty elections RM Alvarez, J Nagler American Journal of Political Science, 55-96, 1998 | 630 | 1998 |
| Who votes now?: Demographics, issues, inequality, and turnout in the United States JE Leighley, J Nagler Princeton University Press, 2013 | 613 | 2013 |
| Economics, issues and the Perot candidacy: voter choice in the 1992 presidential election RM Alvarez, J Nagler American Journal of Political Science, 714-744, 1995 | 562 | 1995 |
| A new approach for modelling strategic voting in multiparty elections RM Alvarez, J Nagler British Journal of Political Science 30 (1), 57-75, 2000 | 519 | 2000 |
| Individual and systemic influences on turnout: Who votes? 1984 JE Leighley, J Nagler The Journal of Politics 54 (3), 718-740, 1992 | 442 | 1992 |
| How social media facilitates political protest: Information, motivation, and social networks JT Jost, P Barberá, R Bonneau, M Langer, M Metzger, J Nagler, J Sterling, ... Political psychology 39, 85-118, 2018 | 413 | 2018 |
| Socioeconomic class bias in turnout, 1964–1988: The voters remain the same JE Leighley, J Nagler American Political Science Review 86 (3), 725-736, 1992 | 366 | 1992 |
| The effect of registration laws and education on US voter turnout J Nagler The American Political Science Review, 1393-1405, 1991 | 360 | 1991 |
| Explaining the gender gap in US presidential elections, 1980-1992 CK Chaney, RM Alvarez, J Nagler Political Research Quarterly 51 (2), 311-339, 1998 | 340 | 1998 |
| The critical periphery in the growth of social protests P Barberá, N Wang, R Bonneau, JT Jost, J Nagler, J Tucker, ... PloS one 10 (11), e0143611, 2015 | 311 | 2015 |
| Economics, entitlements, and social issues: Voter choice in the 1996 presidential election RM Alvarez, J Nagler American Journal of Political Science 42 (4), 1349-1363, 1998 | 291 | 1998 |
| Who leads? Who follows? Measuring issue attention and agenda setting by legislators and the mass public using social media data P Barberá, A Casas, J Nagler, PJ Egan, R Bonneau, JT Jost, JA Tucker American Political Science Review 113 (4), 883-901, 2019 | 281 | 2019 |
| Scobit: An alternative estimator to logit and probit J Nagler American Journal of Political Science, 230-255, 1994 | 276 | 1994 |
| Political expression and action on social media: Exploring the relationship between lower-and higher-threshold political activities among Twitter users in Italy C Vaccari, A Valeriani, P Barberá, R Bonneau, JT Jost, J Nagler, ... Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 20 (2), 221-239, 2015 | 271 | 2015 |
| Strategic voting in British elections RM Alvarez, FJ Boehmke, J Nagler Electoral Studies 25 (1), 1-19, 2006 | 227 | 2006 |
| Unions, voter turnout, and class bias in the US electorate, 1964–2004 JE Leighley, J Nagler The Journal of Politics 69 (2), 430-441, 2007 | 220 | 2007 |
| Issues, economics, and the dynamics of multiparty elections: The British 1987 general election RM Alvarez, J Nagler, S Bowler American Political Science Review 94 (1), 131-149, 2000 | 212 | 2000 |
| How many people live in political bubbles on social media? Evidence from linked survey and Twitter data G Eady, J Nagler, A Guess, J Zilinsky, JA Tucker Sage Open 9 (1), 2158244019832705, 2019 | 208 | 2019 |
