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Tim Wappenhans is a Research Fellow and doctoral candidate at the Department of Comparative Political Behavior, Institute for Social Sciences, Humboldt University. His work bridges experimental research on political behavior with data science applications in electoral analysis and redistricting.
- Education: Ph.D. candidate (DYNAMICS Research Training Group, 2021–present), M.A. in Social Sciences (Humboldt University, 2020), B.A. in Cultural History and Theory (Humboldt University, 2014)
- Affiliations: DYNAMICS Research Training Group, Humboldt Governance Lab
Research focuses on radical right party dynamics, democratic resilience, and methodological innovations in electoral data analysis. He employs field experiments, conjoint studies, and large-scale ballot data mining to explore voter behavior and institutional accountability.
Key publications analyze:
- Ticket splitting patterns in nationalized elections
- Racial polarization in congressional districts
- Gerrymandering's impact on electoral competition
- Privacy risks in transparent election results
Scientific contributions include developing open-source tools for MRP analysis, redistricting simulations, and co-authoring datasets on U.S. elections.
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