MacKuen, Michael, Jennifer Wolak, Luke Keele, and George Marcus. “Reflective or Resolute: How Emotion Guides the Deliberative and Partisan Citizen.”

Wolak, Jennifer, Michael MacKuen, Luke Keele, and George Marcus. “The Sources of Emotional Engagement in Politics.”

Keele, Luke, and Jennifer Wolak. 2006. “Value Conflict and Volatility in Party Identification.” British Journal of Political Science 36:671-690.

Wolak, Jennifer. 2006. “The Consequences of Presidential Battleground Strategies for Citizen Engagement.” Political Research Quarterly 59:353-361.

Kelleher, Christine, and Jennifer Wolak. Forthcoming. “Explaining Public Confidence in the Branches of State Government.” Political Research Quarterly.

Fogarty, Brian, and Jennifer Wolak. "Source Cues and the Construction of Political Arguments."

Kelleher, Christine, and Jennifer Wolak. 2006. “Priming Presidential Approval: The Conditionality of Issue Effects.” Political Behavior 28:193-210.

Wolak, Jennifer. 2007. “Strategic Retirements: The Influence of Public Preferences on Voluntary Departures from Congress.” Legislative Studies Quarterly 32:285-308.

Bernstein, Jeffrey L., and Jennifer Wolak. 2002. “A Bicameral Perspective on Legislative Retirement: The Case of the Senate.” Political Research Quarterly 55:375-390.

Lowery, David, Virginia Gray, Jennifer Wolak, Erik Godwin, and Whitt Kilburn. 2005. “Reconsidering the Countermobilization Hypothesis: Health Policy Lobbying in the American States.” Political Behavior 27:99-132.

Gray, Virginia, David Lowery, and Jennifer Wolak. 2004. “Demographic Opportunities, Collective Action, Competitive Exclusion, and the Crowded Room: Lobbying Forms among Institutions.” State Politics and Policy Quarterly 4:18-54.

Wolak, Jennifer, Adam J. Newmark, Todd McNoldy, David Lowery, and Virginia Gray. 2002. “Much of Politics is Still Local: Multi-State Lobbying in State Interest Communities.” Legislative Studies Quarterly 27:527-555.

Wolak, Jennifer, David Lowery, and Virginia Gray. 2001. “California Dreaming: Replicating the ESA Model, Unusual Cases, and Comparative State Political Analysis.” State Politics and Policy Quarterly 1:255-272.