Jack Santucci

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Jack Santucci

Professorial Lecturer


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Jack Santucci is a part-time faculty member who focuses on the roles of political discontent and federalism in defining the U.S. party coalitions. His areas of expertise are dimensionality analysis, and ideal-point estimation.


Ph.D. Government, Georgetown University; M.A. Government, Georgetown University; B.A. Political Science, McGill University

He is the author of More Parties or No Parties: The Politics of Electoral Reform in America (Oxford, 2022), co-author of "Toward a Different Type of Party Government: Proportional Representation for Federal Elections" (APSA Task Force Report on Political Parties, 2023), and several journal articles on parties-and-elections issues.

Public Opinion, State & Urban Politics, American Populism