Matthew Incantalupo

Matthew Incantalupo is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Yeshiva University. His research focuses on American politics, political behavior, public policy, LGBTQ+ rights, and electoral systems. He teaches courses such as Introduction to American Politics, Voting and Elections, and Media and Politics.

His work examines voter responsiveness to public finance signals, the impact of unemployment on political behavior, and elite-led mobilization strategies. He has contributed to debates on backlash theories in LGBTQ+ rights advocacy and explored racial discrimination in public service delivery. Incantalupo’s research bridges empirical analysis with policy implications, addressing issues of inequality, public opinion, and institutional responses to social challenges.

Key areas of scholarly focus include the politicization of economic hardship, state supreme courts’ responses to inequality, and the role of information in shaping voter decisions. His publications span peer-reviewed articles, book reviews, and policy analyses, reflecting his commitment to advancing understanding of contemporary political dynamics.