Media

I spoke with The Dispatch for this story on why U.S. politicians tend to be older than those in other democracies.

A U.S. News story on why American lawmakers are the oldest of any democracy cited my paper with Aksel Sundström and Daniel Stockemer on youth representation and democratic legitimacy.

I was quoted in The Dispatch on Takaichi’s unusually strong support among younger voters—and what that meant for the LDP going into Japan’s snap election.

"Japan’s political system is not set up to reward the young." I shared insights from my research with The Economist for their story on Takashima Ryosuke, Japan's…

I spoke with Ashli Varghese at Business Standard about why incumbency rates tend to be lower in Indian elections compared to other democracies.

For this video for The Wall Street Journal, I joined Jon Emont to discuss why the world's leaders are getting older—and what it means for policies and political…

Today’s Asahi Shimbun feature a story about my Political Behavior article with Yoshikuni Ono.

Today’s Wall Street Journal features my research on aging leaders.

I joined Anthony Kuhn to discuss my book project on NPR’s All Things Considered and Morning Edition.