[图书][B] The politics of congressional elections
GC Jacobson, JL Carson - 2019 - books.google.com
Gary Jacobson's classic text provides students with a comprehensive introduction to
congressional elections and the electoral process. Based on the latest data from the …
congressional elections and the electoral process. Based on the latest data from the …
Randomization inference in the regression discontinuity design: An application to party advantages in the US Senate
Abstract In the Regression Discontinuity (RD) design, units are assigned a treatment based
on whether their value of an observed covariate is above or below a fixed cutoff. Under the …
on whether their value of an observed covariate is above or below a fixed cutoff. Under the …
Elections and the regression discontinuity design: Lessons from close US house races, 1942–2008
Following David Lee's pioneering work, numerous scholars have applied the regression
discontinuity (RD) design to popular elections. Contrary to the assumptions of RD, however …
discontinuity (RD) design to popular elections. Contrary to the assumptions of RD, however …
Why did the incumbency advantage in US House elections grow?
A simple rational entry argument suggests that the value of incumbency consists not just of a
direct effect, reflecting the value of resources (such as staff) attached to legislative office, but …
direct effect, reflecting the value of resources (such as staff) attached to legislative office, but …
A model of candidate location when one candidate has a valence advantage
T Groseclose - American Journal of Political Science, 2001 - JSTOR
This article extends the Calvert-Wittman candidate-location model by allowing one
candidate to have a valence advantage over the other, due to, say, superior character …
candidate to have a valence advantage over the other, due to, say, superior character …
Estimating the effect of campaign spending on senate election outcomes using instrumental variables
A Gerber - American Political science review, 1998 - cambridge.org
To examine the traditional view that challenger spending is more effective than incumbent
spending, I reestimate the effects of spending using instrumental variables that affect a …
spending, I reestimate the effects of spending using instrumental variables that affect a …
Not all cues are created equal: The conditional impact of female candidates on political engagement
LR Atkeson - The Journal of Politics, 2003 - journals.uchicago.edu
Over the past several decades women's lives in the public sphere have increased
dramatically, providing women with more political resources than they have ever had before …
dramatically, providing women with more political resources than they have ever had before …
The incumbency advantage in US elections: An analysis of state and federal offices, 1942–2000
S Ansolabehere, JM Snyder Jr - Election law journal, 2002 - liebertpub.com
SOME TIME IN THE LATE 1960S, congressional scholars began to note the increasing vote
margins of US House incumbents. By the mid-1970s, a full-blown debate about the …
margins of US House incumbents. By the mid-1970s, a full-blown debate about the …
Do citizens apply gender stereotypes to infer candidates' ideological orientations?
JW Koch - The Journal of Politics, 2000 - journals.uchicago.edu
This research examines whether citizens utilize gender stereotypes to infer candidates'
ideological orientations. Analysis of data from the 1988-1990-1992 Pooled Senate Election …
ideological orientations. Analysis of data from the 1988-1990-1992 Pooled Senate Election …
Do negative campaigns mobilize or suppress turnout? Clarifying the relationship between negativity and participation
KF Kahn, PJ Kenney - American political science review, 1999 - cambridge.org
Does negative campaigning influence the likelihood of voting in elections? Our study of US
Senate campaigns indicates the answer is “yes.” We find that people distinguish between …
Senate campaigns indicates the answer is “yes.” We find that people distinguish between …