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1 Jones, David R EDUCATION: Degree Institution Field Dates Ph D UCLA Political Science 1998 MA UCLA Political Science 1996 BA Haverford College Political Science FULL-TIME ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: Institution Rank Field Dates Baruch College Professor and Chair Political Science January Present Baruch College Professor Political Science January December 2014 Baruch College Associate Professor Political Science January December 2009 Baruch College Assistant Professor Political Science July December PART-TIME ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: Institution Rank Field Dates UCLA Research Assistant Political Science NON ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: Place of Employment Title Dates New York Times Election Analyst Present CBS News Election Analyst Kathleen Brown for Governor Asst. Research Director January June 1994 Bill Bradley for U.S. Senate Asst. Policy Director May December EMPLOYMENT RECORD AT BARUCH: Rank Dates Professor and Chair January Present Professor January December 2014 Associate Professor January December 2009 Assistant Professor July December PUBLICATIONS IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE: A. Books:

2 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 2 Jones, D. R., & McDermott, M. L. (2009). Americans, Congress, and Democratic Responsiveness: Public Evaluations of Congress and Electoral Consequences. (pp. 216; Expanded edition published in 2010, 234 pp.). Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press. Jones, D. R. (2001). Political Parties and Policy Gridlock in American Government. (pp. 176). Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press. B. Papers in Professional Journals: (1) Articles: Jones, D. R. (2015). Partisan Polarization and the Effect of Congressional Performance Evaluations on Party Brands and American Elections. Political Research Quarterly, 68(4), Jones, D. R. (2015). Declining Trust in Congress: Effects of Polarization and Consequences for Democracy. The Forum, 13(3), Jones, D. R. (2014). A More Responsible Two-Party System? Accountability for Majority and Minority Party Performance in a Polarized Congress. Polity, 46(3), Jones, D. R. (2013). Do Major Policy Enactments Affect Public Evaluations of Congress? The Case of Health Care Reform. Legislative Studies Quarterly, 38(2), Jones, D. R., & McDermott, M. L. (2011). The Salience of the Democratic Congress and the 2010 Elections. PS: Political Science and Politics, 44(2), Jones, D. R. (2010). Evaluations of Congress and Voting in House Elections: Revisiting the Historical Record. Public Opinion Quarterly, 74(4), Jones, D. R. (2010). Parties, Polarization and Congressional Accountability. American Journal of Political Science, 54(2), McDermott, M. L., & Jones, D. R. (2005). Congressional Performance, Incumbent Behavior, and Voting in Senate Elections. Legislative Studies Quarterly, 30(2), Jones, D. R., & McDermott, M. L. (2004). The Responsible Party Government Model in House and Senate Elections. American Journal of Political Science, 48(1), McDermott, M. L., & Jones, D. R. (2003). Do Public Evaluations of Congress Matter? Retrospective Voting In Congressional Elections. American Politics Research, 31(2), Jones, D. R. (2003). Joint Evaluations of Legislature and Legislator. The Journal of Legislative Studies, 9(1),

3 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 3 Jones, D. R. (2003). Position Taking and Position Avoidance in the US Senate. Journal of Politics, 65(3), Jones, D. R., & McDermott, M. L. (2002). Ideological Distance from the Majority Party and Public Approval of Congress. Legislative Studies Quarterly, 27(2), Jones, D. R. (2001). Party Polarization and Legislative Gridlock. Political Research Quarterly, 53(1), Jones, D. R. (2000). Explaining Restraint from Filibustering in the US Senate. The Journal of Legislative Studies, 6(4), (2) Proceedings: C. Chapters in Books: Jones, D. R. (in press). Party Brands, Elections, and Presidential-Congressional Relations. In James A. Thurber and Jordan Tama (Ed.), Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations (6th ed., pp. 29). New York: Rowman & Littlefield. Jones, D. R. (2014). Partisan Control of Government and Public Policy. In Margorie R. Hershey (Ed.), Guide to US Political Parties (pp ). Washington DC: CQ Press. Jones, D. R. (2006). Public Approval of Congress. In Robert Dewhirst (Ed.), Encyclopedia of the United States Congress (pp ). New York: Facts on File. D. Government Reports or Monographs: E. Book Reviews: Jones, D. R. (2010). Review. [Review of the Book Partisan Bonds: Political Reputations and Legislative Accountability by Jeffrey D. Grynaviski]. Political Science Quarterly, 125(4), Jones, D. R. (2005). Review. [Review of the Book The Politics of Minor Concerns: American Indian Policy and Congressional Dynamics by Charles C. Turner]. Political Science Quarterly 121 (2): (Academy of Political Science). 7. OTHER PUBLICATIONS: Jones, D. R. (2015). A Shutdown Would Bring Electoral Disaster for the GOP.. Newsweek.

4 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 4 Jones, D. R. (2014). Exit Poll: Whites Concerned About Race Relations Vote Republican.. New York, NY: The New York Times. Jones, D. R. (2012). Exit Polls: Good News and Bad News for Gingrich.. New York, NY: The New York Times. Jones, D. R. (2012). What the New Hampshire Exit Polls Say about South Carolina.. New York, NY: The New York Times. Jones, D. R. (2006). Why the Democrats Won.. CBSNEWS.com. Jones, D. R., & McDermott, M. L. (2006). Will Anger at Congress Sway Voters?. CBSNEWS.com. McDermott, M. L., & Jones, D. R. (2005). Storm Clouds for GOP.. CBSNEWS.com. Jones, D. R. (2004). Anger with Bush Drives Dem Voters.. CBSNEWS.com. Jones, D. R. (2004). Why Bush Won.. CBSNEWS.com. Jones, D. R. (2004). Behind Edwards' S.C. Win.. CBSNEWS.com. Jones, D. R. (2002). Why the Republicans Won.. CBSNEWS.com. Jones, D. R. (2000). Congress In Up For Grabs.. CBSNEWS.com PRESENTED PAPERS, LECTURES, AND EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES: Jones, D. R., Trump's First 100 Days in Office: What Will He Do?, Baruch College, CUNY, New York, NY, "Congress and the First 100 Days". (December 8, 2016). Jones, D. R., Polls Apart--A Country Divided!, Baruch College, CUNY and New York Association of Public Opinion Research, New York, NY, "Political Science and the 2016 General Election". (November 15, 2016).

5 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 5 Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, PA, "The Effect of Political Trust in National Elections under Unified and Divided Government". (September 2016). Jones, D. R., The State of the Presidential Race and Its Meaning, Political Science Program, Graduate Center, CUNY, New York, NY, "Party Polarization or Party Realignment?". (September 20, 2016). Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Southern Political Science Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico, "The Effect of Political Trust on the Congressional Vote", Conference. (January 2016). Jones, D. R., 2016 Election Panel, Political Science Honors Society of John Jay College, CUNY, New York, NY, "Will Distrust in Government Make 2016 the Year of the Outsider?". (November 23, 2015). Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology, International Society of Political Psychology, Rome, Italy, "Polarization and Public Judgments: Views of Congressional Majority and Minority Parties and Why They Matter", Conference. (July 2014). Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association, Western Political Science Association, Hollywood, CA, "Party Polarization, Party Brands, and Responsible Party Government", Conference. (March 2013). Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, Southern Political Science Association, New Orleans, LA, "Party Brand Images and Partisan Tides", Conference. (January 2012). Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Evaluations of Government in Action: The Case of Health Care Reform", Conference. (April 2011). Jones, D. R., 2010 Election Symposium, John Jay College, CUNY, New York, NY, "Party Brands and the 2010 Election", Invited. (October 25, 2010). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Party Brands and Partisan Tides". (April 25, 2010). Jones, D. R., McDermott, M. L., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Disapproval of Congress and the 2008 House Elections". (2009). Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "The Effect of Congressional Approval on Seat Swing iin House Elections, ". (2008).

6 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 6 Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, DC., "The Partisan Direction of the Legislative Agenda, ". (2005). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Partisan Control of the Legislative Agenda". (2005). Jones, D. R., McDermott, M. L., World Association of Public Opinion Research, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong, China, "Public Opinion Toward Congress: A Causal Examination". (2005). Jones, D. R., The Congress and History Workshop, Washington University, St. Louis, MO, "Congress, the President, and Partisan Control of the Legislative Agenda, ". (May 14, 2005). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "The Effect of Divided Government on Legislative Gridlock". (2004). McDermott, M. L., Jones, D. R., Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Congressional Election Outcomes and Retrospective Evaluations of Government". (2003). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Divided Government and Legislative Failures: Disaggregating the Evidence". (2003). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Boston, MA, "Vetoes and Gridlock During Unified and Divided Government". (2002). Jones, D. R., McDermott, M. L., Annual meeting of the American Association of Public Opinion Research, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, "Electoral Effects of Public Disapproval of Congress: Threats to Incumbents". (2001). Jones, D. R., McDermott, M. L., Annual meeting of the Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, "Electoral Effects of Congressional Job Performance on the Majority Party". (2001). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics, Princeton University, "Why Do Americans Love Their Member of Congress But Hate Congress? Explaining Fenno's Paradox". (April 15, 2001). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, DC., "Position-Taking Versus Fence-Straddling: in the US Congress: Does a Diverse Constituency Promote Legislator Obfuscation?". (2000). Jones, D. R., McDermott, M. L., Annual meeting of the American Political Association, Atlanta, GA, "Do Ideologically Extreme Congressional Leaders Diminish Public Approval of Congress?". (1999).

7 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 7 Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Partisanship and the Volume of Law Production, ". (1998). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Northeastern Political Science Association, Boston, MA, "To Filibuster, Or Not to Filibuster: Norms, Parties, and Policy Preferences". (1998). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, "Explaining Gridlock: Do Parties Matter?". (1996). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Western Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, "Racial Threat and White Voting for Black Candidates: The 1989 Gubernatorial Election of Doug Wilder". (1996). Jones, D. R., Annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, "Explaining Policy Stability in the United States: Divided Government or Partisanship in the House?". (1995). 9. WORK IN PROGRESS: A. Papers submitted to journals for consideration. B. Other completed papers. C. Research in progress. Jones, David R, "Party Brands in American Politics". Jones, David R, "The Effect of Party Control on Legislative Enactments". 10. PROFESSIONAL HONORS, PRIZES, FELLOWSHIPS: Stewart Fellowship, Department of Political Science, UCLA. (1997). University Fellowship, UCLA. (1996). Mass Media Fellowship, UCLA. (1993). Best Political Science Graduate, Haverford College. (1990). Herman M. Somers Prize for Best Political Science Thesis, Haverford College. (1990). 11. GRANTS-IN-AID: Jones, D. R., Grant, "Party Brands: How Americans Simplify Politics and Hold Government Accountable", PSC-CUNY-45, $4,248.00, Funded. (start: July 2014, end: December 2015).

8 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 8 Jones, D. R., Grant, "Public Reactions to Health Care Reform", PSC-CUNY-42, $3,999.00, Funded. (start: July 2011, end: December 2012). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Legislative Action and Public Evaluations of Congress", PSC-CUNY-40, $3,999.00, Funded. (start: July 2009, end: December 2010). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Causes and Consequences of Public Approval of Congress", PSC-CUNY-37, $3,840.00, Funded. (start: July 2006, end: December 2007). Jones, D. R., Grant, "The Effect of Party Control on Legislative Enactments", PSC-CUNY-35, $3, (start: July 2005, end: December 2006). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Better to Have Run and Lost Than Never to Have Run at All: The Electoral Value of a Losing Campaign Experience", PSC-CUNY-34, $3, (start: July 2003, end: December 2004). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Public Opinion of Congress: A Causal Examination", Time-Sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences, $8,000.00, Funded. (end: March 3, 2004). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Electoral Effects of Public Disapproval of Congress: Threats to Incumbents and to the Majority Party", PSC-CUNY-33, $9, (start: July 2002, end: December 2003). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Electoral Effects of Public Disapproval of Congress: Threats to Incumbents and to the Majority Party", PSC-CUNY-32, $3,720.00, Funded. (start: July 2001, end: December 2002). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Position-Taking Versus Fence-Straddling in the US Senate: Does a Diverse Constituency Promote Legislator Obfuscation?", PSC-CUNY-31, $3, (start: July 2000, end: December 2001). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Filibustering and Non-Filibustering in the U.S. Senate", Eugene M. Lang Foundation, $2,900.00, Funded. (start: May 2000, end: April 2001). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Position-Taking Versus Fence-Straddling in the US Senate: Does a Diverse Constituency Promote Legislator Obfuscation", PSC-CUNY-30, $3, (start: July 1999, end: December 2000). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Explaining Fenno's Paradox", The Dirksen Congressional Center, $ (start: September 1999, end: August 2000). Jones, D. R., Grant, "Do Ideologically Extreme Congressional Leaders Diminish Public Approval of Congress?", Eugene M. Lang Foundation, Private, $3, (start: May 1999, end: April 2000). 12. INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE: A. Service to the Department

9 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 9 Multi-section coordinator for POL1101. ( Present). Executive Committee, Committee Member. ( Present). Webmaster for Department Website. ( ). Computer Policy Committee, Committee Member. ( ). Assessment Coordinator, Coordinator. (August August 2014). B. Service to the School Mentor to new faculty member (Prof. Stephanie Hershinow). ( ). Faculty Committee on Research and Travel, Committee Member. ( ). Mentor to new faculty member. ( ). Faculty Committee on Research and Travel, Committee Member. ( ). Committee on Undegraduate Curriculum, Committee Member. ( ). WSAS Essay Competition, Reader. (January 2001). C. Service to the College Search Committee, Associate Provost for Academic Administration and Faculty Development, Committee Member. (January Present). Vice Presidential Debate Watching Event, Discussant. (October 4, 2016). Part of the Campaign election series. First Presidential Debate Watching Event / The Berkin-Friedman Forum, Discussant. (September 26, 2016). Part of the Campaign election series. Member, Faculty Senate. ( May 2016). Unprecedented Politics: Dissecting the 2016 Presidential Primaries, Organizer and Moderator. (April 7, 2016). Part of the Campaign election series. Faculty Committee Interviewing Academic Assessment Manager Candidates, Committee Member. (August 16, 2013).

10 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 10 Member, Learning Communities Project. ( ). Member, College Committee on Financial Aid. ( ). Member, Baruch Arts Consortium Committee. ( ). Block Coordinator, Block Programming Initiative. ( ). D. Service to the Graduate Center Curriculum Committee, Political Science Program, Committee Member. ( Present). Dissertation Committee for Sari Kreiger, Committee Member. ( Present). First Exam Committee for American Politics, Political Science Program, Committee Member. ( Present). Dissertation Committee for Sean Shannon, Committee Member. ( ). Dissertation Committee for Dan McCool, Committee Member. (2015). Dissertation Committee for Kara Alaimo, Committee Member. (April July 2014). Institutional Review Board, Committee Member. ( ). Dissertation Committee for Bobbi Gentry, Committee Member. ( ). Awards Committee, Political Science Program, Committee Member. ( ). Dissertation Committee for Michael Brogan, Committee Member. ( ). Graduate Student Conference, Political Science Program, Coordinator. ( ). Political Science Program Newsletter, Faculty Advisor. (2006). E. Service to the University Political Science & Economics Review Panel, PSC-CUNY Research Awards, Committee Member. (2014). CUNY Common Core Course Review Committee, US Experience in Its Diversity Subcommittee, Committee Member. (January 1, February 28, 2013).

11 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 11 Political Science Review Panel, PSC-CUNY Research Awards, Committee Member. ( ). Political Science Review Panel, PSC-CUNY Research Awards, Committee Member. ( ). Faculty Advisor, New York State Model Senate Program. ( ). 13. OFFICES HELD IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: 14. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC SERVICE: Dissertation Committee for John Kane, SUNY Stony Brook Political Science Department, Committee Member. (October Present). Polity, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). Congress and the Presidency, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). Political Behavior, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). PS: Political Science and Politics, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). Journal of Legislative Studies, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). American Political Science Review, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). Legislative Studies Quarterly, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). American Journal of Political Science, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). Political Research Quarterly, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). Journal of Politics, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). American Politics Research, Reviewer, Journal Article. ( Present). CQ Press, Reviewer, Book. (2005). Mellen Press, Reviewer, Book. (2005). Consulate General of France, Guest Speaker, New York, NY, United States, Pro Bono, International. (October 27, 2016).

12 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 12 Brief Mrs. Elisabeth Guigou, President of the French National Assembly s Foreign Affairs Committee and several members of the delegation, on the upcoming American presidential election. The Asia Foundation, Guest Speaker, New York, NY, United States, Pro Bono, International. (July 27, 2016). Brief two senior diplomats from Myanmar on the upcoming American elections. Consulate General of France, Guest Speaker, New York, NY, United States, Pro Bono, International. (October 27, 2015). Brief members of the French Senate s Commission of Foreign Affairs, chaired by former Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin, on the upcoming American presidential election. 15. TEACHING ACTIVITIES AT BARUCH: A. Courses Taught POL 1101, American Government: Practices and Values, Undergraduate. Taught at CUNY Graduate Center: PSC 72000, American Politics, Graduate. Taught at CUNY Graduate Center: PSC 72210, Congress, Graduate. POL 3312, Congress and the Legislative Process, Undergraduate. POL 6001, Honors Thesis Advisor, Undergraduate. Taught at CUNY Graduate Center: PSC 72001, Party Polarization in American Politics, Graduate, new course preparation. POL 3500, Political Analysis, Undergraduate. Taught at CUNY Graduate Center: PSC 70000, Quantitative Analysis I, Graduate. Taught at CUNY Graduate Center: PSC 77904, Teaching Political Science, Graduate. B. New courses/programs developed Taught at CUNY Graduate Center: PSC 72001, Party Polarization in American Politics, Graduate, new course preparation. 16. CERTIFICATION ITEM: I hereby certify that the information given above is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge.

13 Jones, David R. (cont'd) 13 Signature of faculty member Date Signature of department chairperson Date