John J. Cho

I am currently a joint JD/Ph.D. in Political Economics student at the Law School and Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.

I am broadly interested in the areas of election administration, immigration law, and race, ethnicity, and politics. My past and current research has used large-scale administrative data and survey/field experiments to investigate how elections polarize voters, trade-offs in political representation, and negativity on turnout. See Research for more details.

I received my A.B. in Government (with High Honors) and Quantitative Social Sciences, summa cum laude, from Dartmouth College in 2022. I then completed my pre-doctoral fellowship with Professors Gregory Huber and Alan Gerber at Yale University, where I helped co-author a variety of papers on political economics and political behavior.

You can see an updated copy of my C.V. or in the sidebar (opens new link). You can reach me at [first name] + j + [last name] [at] stanford [dot] edu.

About this website: This website uses the "minimal theme" by Steve Smith. The design for this website is heavily inspired by and uses code from Shiro Kuriwaki and Jeremiah Cha.