Research
The Center undertakes, encourages and advances scholarly political science-focused analysis, and public awareness, of the distinct history, development, and contemporary circumstances of Latina/o politics. The Center furthers the academic mission of the university in a number of ways: through cross-disciplinary collaborations within and across ASU units, the Center convenes experts to conduct innovative research that contributes to the learning about and the teaching of Latina/o politics, and create additional learning opportunities through expanded course offerings, events, and conferences that include the ASU and the wider community, underscoring its inclusiveness and public value.
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Arizona 2022 Midterm Election Survey On behalf of the Center for Latina/os and American Politics Research (CLAPR) in the School of Politics and Global Studies at Arizona State University, we are delighted to elevate and center the voice of Latinos in Arizona. Univision Arizona Crosstab October 2022 Preliminary.pdf 242.06 KB |
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ASU CLAPR Poll’s Findings on the 2020 Elections ASU’s Center for Latina/os and American Politics Research (CLAPR) recently contributed to a Latino Presidential Poll, which was conducted through a partnership ASU CLAPR Poll’s Findings on the 2020 Elections.pdf 216.22 KB |
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Blog: Arizonans View Education Policy as a Major Issue - November 2018 In this brief, we will delve deeper into the importance of education in the Arizona political landscape and an innovative survey experiment that intersects education and immigration policy in the state. arizonans_view_education_policy_as_a_major_issue.pdf 272.12 KB |
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Blog: The U.S./Mexican Border: How Often and Why Arizonans Cross Into Mexico - December 2018In this brief, we examine recent data from the Center for Latina/os and American Politics Research (CLAPR) at Arizona State University to better understand who and why Arizonans are crossing into Mexico. asu_clapr_blog_transborder_dec_7.pdf 103.41 KB |
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Arizona General Election Survey - October 2018 The Center for Latina/os and American Politics Research (CLAPR) at Arizona State University recently commissioned a statewide poll of Arizonans. The poll, administered by the polling firm Latino Decisions, surveyed 775 total respondents, including an oversample of Latina/os (N=411) from September 10-25. asu_clapr_2018.pdf 355.26 KB |