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NEPSA congratulates the winners of the best paper prizes for the 2024 Annual Meeting,

held at the Newport Marriott in Newport, Rhode Island:

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JOHN C. DONOVAN PRIZE FOR BEST PAPER WRITTEN BY A FACULTY MEMBER

Douglas Edlin (Colorado College)

"The Undignified First Amendment”

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ROBERT C. WOOD PRIZE FOR BEST PAPER WRITTEN BY A GRADUATE STUDENT

Quinn Bornstein (Georgetown University)

Flyover Voters: Rural American Political Satisfaction

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WILSON CAREY McWILLIAMS PRIZE FOR BEST PAPER WRITTEN BY AN UNDERGRADUATE

Carson Goh (Dartmouth College)

"Competition or Representation? How the Public Views Substantive

and Descriptive Effects of Independent Redistricting Commissions"

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The New England Political Science Association gratefully acknowledges

PI SIGMA ALPHA

as the sponsor of the graduate student and undergraduate paper prizes

and as the Founding Sponsor of the Wilson Carey McWilliams Prize

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