Hayes, H., McGregor, R.M., Stephenson, L.B., Lucas, J., and Anderson, C. (Forthcoming). “Understanding support for Democratic Reform in Canada.” Election Law Journal.

Anderson, C., McGregor, R.M, and Raney, T. (Forthcoming). “Gender and emotional reactions to sexual misconduct allegations against councillors: An experimental study in a low-information, non-partisan context.” Representation.

Lucas, J., McGregor, R.M., Kiss, S., and Perrella, A. (Forthcoming). “Where Public Health meets Public Opinion: Understanding Political Support for Fluoridation in Calgary 2021.” Canadian Journal of Public Health.

McPherson, C., Lucas, J., and McGregor, R.M. (Forthcoming). “Issue Accountability in Non-Partisan Municipalities: A Case Study.” Urban Affairs Review.

Anderson, C., Romualdi, T., Lucas, J., & McGregor, R.M. (Forthcoming). “Don’t worry, be happy (and vote out the incumbent): Economic anxiety and incumbent support in Ontario.” Journal of Elections, Public Opinion, and Parties.

Raney, T., McGregor. R.M, and Anderson, C. (2024). “When Councillors Sexually Harass: Legislative Sanctions and Gender-Based Violence in Canada’s Municipalities.” Politics and Gender, 20(4): 953-977.

McGregor, R.M., and Lucas, J. (2024). “Ballot roll-off in the 2021 Alberta Senate nominee election: Political identities and participation patterns." Canadian Journal of Political Science, 57(3): 553-565.

McGregor, R.M., Lucas, J., Erl, C., & Anderson, C. (2024). “Understanding support for municipal political parties: Evidence from Canada.”  Urban Affairs Review, 60(5): 1382-1410.

Hiller, H., Lucas, J, & McGregor, R.M. (2024). “Why do Local Residents Oppose Olympic Bids? An Electoral Perspective from Calgary 2026.” Event Management, 28(5): 749-761.

Anderson, C., Lucas, J., & McGregor, R.M. (2024). “Urban Home Values and Multi-Level Political Accountability: Evidence from Calgary, Canada.” Journal of Urban Affairs, 46(5): 1053-1069.

Erl, C., McGregor, R.M., Lucas, J, & Anderson, C. (2024). “Resentment and Admiration: Public Opinion Toward Teachers and Public Sector Employees in Ontario.” Canadian Journal of Education, 46(3): 597-623.

Raney, T., & McGregor, R.M. (2023). “Beyond the ballot box: Public Opinion on Legislative Responses to Sexual Harassment in Canadian Politics.” Canadian Journal of Political Science, 56(2): 396-412..

Lucas, J., McGregor, R.M, & Bridgman, A. (2023). “Spatial voting in non-partisan cities: A case study.” Electoral studies. 82: 102599.

Migone, A., McGregor, R.M., Brock, K., & Howlett, M. (2022). “Super-Users and Hyper-Experts in the Provision of Policy Advice: Evidence from a Survey of Canadian Academics.” European Policy Analysis, 8(4): 370-393..

Anderson, C., McGregor, R.M. & Stephenson L. (2022). “Us vs. Them: Do the Rules of the Game Encourage Negative Partisanship?” European Journal of Political Research, 61: 1060-1079.

Hayes, H., Goodman, N., McGregor, R.M., Spicer, Z., and Pruysers, S. (2022). “The Effect of Exogenous Shocks on the Administration of Online Voting: Evidence from Ontario, Canada”. In: Krimmer, R., Volkamer, M., Duenas-Cid, D., Rønne, P., Germann, M. (eds) Electronic Voting. E-Vote-ID 2022. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 13553. Springer, Cham.

Matthews, S., McGregor, R.M., & Stephenson, L. (2022). “Conceptualizing Municipal Politics: The Case of Toronto 2018.” Urban Affairs Review, 58: 1438-1465..

Lucas, J., McGregor, R.M., & Tuxhorn, K. (2022). “Closest to the People? Incumbency Advantage and the Personal Vote in Non-Partisan Elections.” Political Research Quarterly 75: 188-202.

McGregor, R.M. & Pruysers, S. (2022). “Post-Secondary Education and Canadian Political Behavior: How are the Level and Field of Study related to Turnout and Partisanship?” American Review of Canadian Studies, 52(2): 139-162.

McGregor, R. M., Pruysers, S., Goodman, N., & Spicer, Z. (2022). “Survey Recruitment Messages and Reported Turnout: An Experimental Study.” Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, 32: 322-388.

Moore, A. & McGregor, R.M. (2022). “The Representativeness of Neighbourhood Associations in Toronto and Vancouver.” Urban Studies, 58: 2782-2797.

McGregor, R.M., Anderson, C.D., Bélanger, É., Breux, S., Lucas, J., Matthews, J.S., Mévellec, A., Moore, A.A., Pruysers, S., Stephenson, L.B., & Tolley, E. (2021). “The Canadian Municipal Election Study.” Frontiers in Political Science: Elections and Representation, 3.

Matthews, J.S., McGregor, R.M., & Stephenson, L. (2021). “Levels of Conceptualization and Municipal Politics: Replication in a New Context.” Frontiers in Political Science: Elections and Representation, 3.

McGregor, R.M., Pruysers, S., & Anderson, C. (2021). “Partisanship, Motivated Reasoning and the Notwithstanding Clause: The Case of Provincially Imposed Redistricting in the City of Toronto.” Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, 59(1): 94-117.

Anderson, C., McGregor, R.M., & Pruysers, S. (2020). “Incumbency and Competitiveness in City Council Elections: How Accurate are Voter Perceptions?” Canadian Journal of Political Science, 53(4): 853-871.

Lucas, J. & McGregor, R.M. (2020). “Are City Elections Unique? Perceptions of Electoral Cleavages and Social Sorting Across Levels of Government.” Electoral Studies, 66: 102165.

Davidson, A., McGregor, R.M, & Siemiatycki, M. (2020). “Gender, Race and Political Ambition: The Case of Ontario School Board Elections”. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 53(2): 461-475.

Anderson, C., & McGregor, R.M. (2020). “National Identity, Attentiveness, and the Two Sides of Partisanship: The Case of the 2015 Canadian Federal Election.” National Identities, 22(3): 347-366.

Davidson, A., Lucas, J., & McGregor, R.M. (2020). “Politics and Religion: Identifying the Correlates of Support for Merging the Public and Separate School Systems in Ontario.” Canadian Journal of Education, 43(1): 229-257.

McGregor, R. M., & Lucas, J. (2019). “Who has School Spirit? Explaining Voter Participation in School Board Elections”. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 52(4): 923-936.

McGregor, R. M. (2018).  "Voters who Abstain: Explaining Abstention and Ballot Roll-Off in the 2014 Toronto Municipal Election."  Urban Affairs Review: 54(6): 1081-1106.

Anderson, C., Loewen, P. & McGregor, R.M. (2o18).  "Implementation intentions, Information, and Voter Turnout: An Experimental Study".  Political Psychology, 39(5): 1089-1103.

Goodman, N., McGregor, R. M., Couture, J., & Breux, S. (2018). "Another digital divide?  Evidence that Elimination of Paper Voting could lead to Digital Disenfranchisement." Policy & Internet, 10(2): 164-84.

Stephenson, L., McGregor, R. M., & Moore, A. (2018). “Sins of the Brother: Partisanship and Accountability in Toronto 2014” (with Laura Stephenson and Aaron Moore). In Accountability and Responsiveness at the Local Level: Views from Canada, eds. Sandra Breux and Jérôme Couture. Kingston: McGill-Queens University Press.

Caruana, C., McGregor, R. M., Moore, A. & Stephenson, L.  (2018). "Voting "Ford" or Against: Understanding Strategic Voting in the 2014 Toronto Municipal Election."  Social Science Quarterly, 99(1): 231-45.

McGregor, R. M., Moore, A., Jackson, S., Bird, K. & Stephenson, L. (2017). "Why so Few Women and Minorities in Local Politics? Incumbency and Affinity Voting in Low Information Elections." Representation, 53(2): 135-52.

Spicer, Z., McGregor, R.M., & Alcantara, C. (2017) "Political Opportunity Structures and the Representation of Women and Visible Minorities in Municipal Elections."  Electoral Studies, 48: 10-18.

Anderson, C. & McGregor, R. M. (2017).  "Persuasion, Partisanship and Evaluations of National Conditions and Governmental Impact: An Experimental Study."  American Review of Canadian Studies, 47(1): 53-73.

Anderson, C., McGregor, R. M., Moore, A. & Stephenson, L.  (2017). "Economic Voting and Multi-Level Governance: The Case of Toronto." Urban Affairs Review, 53(1): 71-101 .

Moore, A., McGregor, R.M. & Stephenson, L.  (2017). "Paying Attention and the Incumbency Effect: Voting Behaviour in the 2014 Toronto Municipal Election." International Political Science Review, 38(1): 85-98. 

McGregor, R. M., Moore, A. & Stephenson, L. (2016).  "Political Attitudes and Behaviour in a Non-Partisan Environment: Toronto 2014."  Canadian Journal of Political Science, 49(2): 311-333.

Bird, K., Jackson, S., McGregor, R. M., Moore, A. & Stephenson, L. (2016).  "Sex (and Ethnicity) in the City: Affinity Voting in the 2014 Toronto Mayoral election."  Canadian Journal of Political Science, 49(2): 359-383.

McGregor, R. M. & Spicer, Z. (2016). "The Canadian Homevoter: Property Values and Municipal Politics in Canada." Journal of Urban Affairs, 38(1): 123-139.

Anderson, C. & McGregor, R. M.  (2016). "Explaining Stability and Change of Territorial Identities." Nations and Nationalism, 22(1): 84-102. 

Caruana, C., McGregor, R. M., & Stephenson, L. (2015). "The Power of the Dark Side: Negative Partisanship and Political Behaviour." Canadian Journal of Political Science, 48(4): 771-789.

Anderson, C. & McGregor, R.M. (2015). "Economic Attitudes and Political  Identities: The Case of Canada." International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 27(3): 361-382. 

McGregor, R. M., Caruana, C., & Stephenson, L. (2015). "Negative Partisanship in Multi-Party Systems." Journal of Elections Public Opinion and Parties, 25(3): 300-316.

McGregor, R.M. & Anderson, C.  (2014). "The Effects of Elections Canada’s Campaign Period Advertising." Canadian Journal of Political Science, 47(4):813-826.          

McGregor, R. M. (2013). "Measuring Correct Voting using Comparative Manifestos Project Data." Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, 23(1): 1-26.  

McGregor, R. M. (2013). "Cognitive Dissonance and Political Attitudes:  The Case of Canada." Social Science Journal, 50(2): 168-176.

McGregor, R. M. (2012). "Voter Sincerity and the Time-of-Voting-Decision." Electoral Studies, 31(4): 715-725.