Who Heeds the Call of the Party in Congress?

Keywords

Voting, Duverger's law, Political science, Ideology, Split-ticket voting

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• Will I Stay or Will I Go? Conscientiousness and Lame Duck Absenteeism in the United States CongressAdam Ramey, Jonathan Klingler, Gary Hollibaugh — 2015
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