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Uncontested incumbents and incumbent upsets
Games and Economic Behavior, 2021zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Do the Advantages of Incumbency Advantage Incumbents?
The Journal of Politics, 2009We develop a model that calls into question whether some key sources of incumbency advantage frequently cited in the empirical and theoretical literature are, in fact, beneficial to incumbents. Our results show that increases in ostensible benefits of incumbency associated with these sources make it difficult for voters to differentiate incumbents of ...
Sanford C. Gordon, Dimitri Landa
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The Return of the Incumbents: the Nature of the Incumbency Advantage
Western Political Quarterly, 1983E OF THE most elementary facts of political life in America is that incumbent members of the House of Representatives are seldom defeated for reelection. Though this fact is commonly acknowledged, there is little agreement as to the reasons for this phenomenon. No doubt a major reason for the success of incumbents is simple inertia.
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Electoral Studies, 2016
• Studies based on regression discontinuity designs detect an “incumbent curse” in young democracies.
Adrián Lucardi, Guillermo Rosas
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• Studies based on regression discontinuity designs detect an “incumbent curse” in young democracies.
Adrián Lucardi, Guillermo Rosas
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Nationalization and Incumbency
2023Abstract This chapter analyzes the incumbency advantage from 1840 to 2020. There is no shortage of existing work on this phenomenon, especially in the modern era, but this chapter offers new insights considering greater levels of nationalization in recent decades.
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“Incumbency Advantagerdquo; and Incumbency Resources: Recent Articles1
Congress & the Presidency, 1981In 1974 David Mayhew proposed that incumbency was increasingly important in deciding elections to the House of Representatives. One cause of this increase, he speculated, might be more effective use of the resources of office by incumbents bent on improving their electoral position.
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