Distorting the Electoral Connection? Partisan Representation in Confirmation Politics

July 17, 2010
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John Kastellec, Jeff Lax, and Justin Phillips write: Do senators respond to the preferences of their states' median voters or only to the preferences of their co-partisans? We [Kastellec et al.] study responsiveness using roll call votes on ten recent...

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