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Kim L. Fridkin is a professor of political science at Arizona State University. Her current research interests are Senate elections and representation, women and politics, and political communication.
Patrick J. Kenney is a professor of political science at Arizona State University. His current research interests include electrical behavior, Congress, and methodology.
Jack Crittenden is an associate professor of political science at Arizona State University. His current research interests involve civic education and cosmopolitanism.
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