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Politically Polarized, Ideologically... Complicated: Mapping America's Ideological Terrain, Part 1

2016
As part of the RAND Presidential Election Panel Survey (PEPS) series, researchers use multi-dimensional scaling to map the ideological terrain of the American electorate and examine its contours.
Joshua Mendelsohn, Michael Pollard
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Authoritarianism, Affective Polarization, and Economic Ideology

Political Psychology, 2018
I consider two theories of affective polarization between Democrats and Republicans in the United States: (1) ideological divergence on size‐of‐government issues (Webster & Abramowitz, ) and (2) authoritarianism‐based partisan sorting (Hetherington & Weiler, ).
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Ideological Polarization on the Supreme Court

American Politics Research, 2015
Judicial polarization is an important but underexplored aspect of judicial behavior. This analysis uses a gamut of measures to assess polarization on the Supreme Court across chief justice and jurisprudential regimes. I examine individual justice polarization and ideological extremity over full tenures on the Court and also how Court polarization is ...
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Ideology and Polarization Among Women State Legislators

Legislative Studies Quarterly, 2019
In early work on women in Congress, scholars consistently identified a tendency among women legislators to be more liberal roll‐call voters than male copartisans. Recent changes in Congress point to the polarization of women, where Democratic women remain more liberal than Democratic men but Republican women are no different from, or more conservative ...
Tracy Osborn   +3 more
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Ideology, Polarization and Candidate Entry

2010
This dissertation examines the role of incumbent ideology on the entry decisions of congressional opponents, particularly high quality opponents. In order to better understand the interplay between incumbent ideology and opposition entry, this relationship is investigated in three distinct types of elections: House primary, House general and Senate ...
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Perceived Ideological Polarization and Affective Polarization

Korean Political Science Review
Joon-Ho Lee, Woo Chang Kang
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