CV

Education

• B.S. in Applied Computational Mathematics and Statistics and Political Science, University of Notre Dame, 2020
• Ph.D in Political Science, Yale University, 2026 (expected)

Publications

Hernandez, Natalie, Nicholas Ottone and Joshua Kalla. 2025. “Targeted Abortion Frames Do Not Mobilize Political Action-Taking”. American Politics Research.

• Replication Data

Broockman, David, Joshua Kalla, Nicholas Ottone, Erik Santoro and Amanda Weiss. 2024. “Shared Demographic Characteristics Do Not Reliably Facilitate Persuasion in Interpersonal Conversations: Evidence from Eight Experiments”. British Journal of Political Science.

Working Papers

Huber, Gregory, Nicholas Ottone and Erik Snowberg. “The Coherence of Citizen Preferences.” Under Review

Ottone, Nicholas, “Do Americans Prefer Outsourcing Local Services to Non-Profits and Businesses? Evidence from Experimental Survey Data.” Under Review

Peer, Limor and Nicholas Ottone. “Code Review, Reproducibility, and Improving the Scholarly Record.” Under Review

Ottone, Nicholas and Limor Peer. “Unintended Research Code Errors and Computational Reproducibility”. Working Paper

Ottone, Nicholas, “The Policy Influence of Non-Profit Service Providers in Local Politics: Evidence from Qualitative Case Studies”. Draft available upon request

Work experience

• Aug 2022-2024: Editorial Assistant
  • American Political Science Review
  • Supervisor: Dr. Dara Strolovitch
• Aug 2021-2024: Research Assistant
  • Yale University, Institution for Social and Policy Studies Data Archive
  • Supervisor: Dr. Limor Peer