Julius Lehtinen
  • PL 18 (Unioninkatu 35)

    00014

    Finland

20232025

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Curriculum vitae

Julius Lehtinen is a doctoral researcher in political science at the University of Helsinki. His dissertation focuses on incentives that different electoral systems generate for behaviour of electoral candidates. His additional research interests on top of comparative analysis of electoral systems includes public opinion polling.

Besides doctoral work, Lehtinen is a part of the Finnish National Election Study (FNES) responsible for the National Election Study after parliamentary elections, a member of the team behind Citizen Barometer – a survey infrastructure at the University of Helsinki, gathering data on values, opinions, and experiences of Finnish society – and contributes to the NATOpoll project studying citizens' preferences for defence policies through opinion polling.

Outside academia, previously Lehtinen has worked as the editor-in-chief of European electoral analysis project Europe Elects from 2019 to 2025, and as a writer and senior editor in the Finnish foreign political magazine The Ulkopolitist likewise from 2019 to 2025.

He also runs a website Databyro concentrating on the statistics and opinion polling of Finnish politics.

Education/Academic qualification

Political Science, MSSc, University of Helsinki

Award Date: 14 Jun 2022

Political Science, BSSc, University of Helsinki

Award Date: 3 Jun 2020

Fields of Science

  • 5171 Political Science

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