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Dr Christopher Raymond

Dr Christopher Raymond is a Lecturer in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queen’s University Belfast. His research interests include representation, political parties, party systems, elections, voting behaviour, social identities (ethno-national, religious, class) and legislatures.

(Non-)Religion and Abortion at Stormont
Politics and Democracy
(Non-)Religion and Abortion at Stormont
Alliance Ends 2019 as the Third Largest Party
Politics and Democracy
Alliance Ends 2019 as the Third Largest Party
The Factors Underpinning Warren’s Rise in the Polls
Politics and Democracy
The Factors Underpinning Warren’s Rise in the Polls
Cheering for the Other Party’s Outsider Candidates
Politics and Democracy
Cheering for the Other Party’s Outsider Candidates
The First Democratic Primary Debate(s)
Politics and Democracy
The First Democratic Primary Debate(s)
Alliance Breakthrough Part of a Broader Trend
Politics and Democracy
Alliance Breakthrough Part of a Broader Trend
The 2019 Local Elections: A Signal of Changes Still to Come?
Politics and Democracy
The 2019 Local Elections: A Signal of Changes Still to Come?
The US Midterms: Heading Towards a Divided Congress
Global Issues
The US Midterms: Heading Towards a Divided Congress
The Biggest Threat to Republican Control of the House is Not Trump but Congressional Republicans Themselves
Politics and Democracy
The Biggest Threat to Republican Control of the House is Not Trump but Congressional Republicans Themselves
Trump’s Approval Remains Low, But Perhaps Just Large Enough for Him
Global Issues
Trump’s Approval Remains Low, But Perhaps Just Large Enough for Him
Why Fear the Brexit Mutineers? Because They Can Back Up Their Threats
Europe
Why Fear the Brexit Mutineers? Because They Can Back Up Their Threats
The 2017 Westminster election in Northern Ireland: towards two-party politics?
Politics and Democracy
The 2017 Westminster election in Northern Ireland: towards two-party politics?
The 2017 Westminster Election: Three Observations
Politics and Democracy
The 2017 Westminster Election: Three Observations
Setting the Context for the 2017 Assembly Elections
Politics and Democracy
Setting the Context for the 2017 Assembly Elections
A Word from our Experts: How Did Donald Trump Win the 2016 Election?!
Politics and Democracy
A Word from our Experts: How Did Donald Trump Win the 2016 Election?!
Americans Head to the Polls Holding their Noses
Politics and Democracy
Americans Head to the Polls Holding their Noses
Wins in New York primary favour both parties’ frontrunners (even if the final outcomes remain uncertain)
Politics and Democracy
Wins in New York primary favour both parties’ frontrunners (even if the final outcomes remain uncertain)
Iowa Caucuses Shake Up an Already Strange Nomination Race
Politics and Democracy
Iowa Caucuses Shake Up an Already Strange Nomination Race
Why COP21 should not get our hopes up on climate change
Environment and Climate
Why COP21 should not get our hopes up on climate change
Primarily Dysfunctional: The 2016 US Presidential primaries are firmly underway
Politics and Democracy
Primarily Dysfunctional: The 2016 US Presidential primaries are firmly underway