Warren E. Miller

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academic person political scientist

Warren E. Miller was a pioneering American political scientist best known for his foundational work in the study of voting behavior and public opinion, particularly through the American National Election Studies.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	academic → person → political scientist →
academicContribution	creation of long-term panel election studies → standardization of national election surveys in the U.S. →
associatedWith	American National Election Studies → University of Michigan Institute for Social Research →
contributedTo	behavioral revolution in political science → development of survey research in political science → party identification theory →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
employer	University of Michigan →
fieldOfWork	electoral behavior → political science → public opinion research → voting behavior →
genre	academic research → survey-based electoral studies →
hasAcademicDiscipline	American politics → political methodology →
hasInfluenced	comparative study of elections → modern election polling practices → scholarship on party identification in the United States →
influenced	quantitative methods in political science → study of mass political behavior →
knownFor	American National Election Studies → The American Voter → foundational work on public opinion → foundational work on voting behavior →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
mainInterest	determinants of voting choice → how citizens form political preferences → measurement of public opinion →
notableWork	American National Election Studies data series → The American Voter →
partOf	behavioral tradition in political science →
positionHeld	professor of political science → research director of election studies →
usedMethod	statistical analysis of electoral data → survey research →
workLocation	Ann Arbor, Michigan →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Warren Miller Prize →	namedAfter