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Even though runoff elections are one of the most (if not the most) common forms of presidential elections in the world, voter-choice behavior in these two-round elections has been rarely researched. Two-round elections provide unique opportunities for both political analyst and consultant. They...
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It is often claimed that the accumulation of "war chests" by incumbents deters entry by high-quality challengers in Congressional elections. This paper presents a game-theoretic analysis of the interaction between an incumbent, potential challengers, an interest group, and a representative...
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Introduction: With the passage of time and advancement in technology, the campaigning techniques are also pragmatically changes i.e. electronic media campaigning, etc. So our study is to unearth, “The impact of the electronic campaign by the political parties on the voters”. The research is...
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Despite all the work on how campaign donations influence politician's behavior, the nagging question of whether contributions alter how the politician votes or whether these contributions constitute support for like-minded individuals remains unresolved. By combining the campaign contributions...
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This paper examines political party mobilization on European Union issues during national election campaigns. We consider which actors talk about the EU, specifically which parties and which actors within parties, as well as how these actors talk about the EU, specifically the types of EU issues...
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values, and it has generated profound debates about participation, representation, free speech, political equality, liberty … equality and representation, electoral exceptionalism, and the post–Citizens United landscape. It also surveys empirical …
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The extraordinary outcome of the 2000 US Presidential election has generated serious concerns that promise to have long-term consequences for the political process. To understand this remarkable phenomenon, Part I first summarizes the underlying conditions leading up to the election, then Part...
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The growing gap in outcomes and opportunities between citizens of different economic classes over the past five decades has given rise to an explosion of scholarly research on the ways in which economic inequality has reshaped the politics of class in American life. To date, however, this work...
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Assuming that a legislator representing a moderate constituency (with respect to a variety of interests) may be expected to vote moderately in general, the authors suggest a measure of the 'moderateness' of a legislator's voting behavior and use it to determine whether a relationship exists...
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