Cameron Anderson

Cameron Anderson is a Professor at the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social Science, University of Western Ontario. His research focuses on Canadian political behavior, economic voting, and public opinion in multilevel governance systems.

• Education: PhD from McGill University
• Key Collaborations: SSHRC Insight Grant (PI for "The Multilevel Democracy Project"), Canadian Municipal Election Study Team
• Research Themes: Municipal electoral dynamics, negative partisanship, immigration attitudes, and economic perception.

Recent Publications examine electoral reform, gender disparities in academic publishing, and urban political accountability. His work spans quantitative surveys and experimental studies, emphasizing voter behavior and policy evaluation.

Projects include analyzing citizen and candidate attitudes toward democracy in Ontario, comparative immigration opinions, and municipal redistricting impacts. He also co-edits the Comparative Public Opinion book series with Routledge.