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The Return of the Incumbents: the Nature of the Incumbency Advantage

Western Political Quarterly, 1983
E 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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Is the incumbent curse the incumbent's fault? Strategic behavior and negative incumbency effects in young democracies

Electoral Studies, 2016
• Studies based on regression discontinuity designs detect an “incumbent curse” in young democracies.
Adrián Lucardi, Guillermo Rosas
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Nationalization and Incumbency

2023
Abstract 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.
Jamie L Carson, Joel Sievert, Ryan D Williamson   +2 more
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“Incumbency Advantagerdquo; and Incumbency Resources: Recent Articles1

Congress & the Presidency, 1981
In 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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Incumbency

2022
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incumbent

2012
Definizione nell'ambito delle scienze ...
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MAGA Trumps the Incumbency Advantage in a Dueling Incumbent Primary

American Politics Research
Redistricting is the causal agent responsible for two incumbents facing off in U.S. House elections and hence, despite the rarity of these matchups, they occur periodically due to district boundary changes. In this article, we examine who wins a recent and highly competitive incumbent duel: the 2024 GOP primary in Alabama’s congressional district (CD ...
M. V. Hood, David Hughes, Seth C. McKee
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Digital transformation of incumbent firms from the perspective of portfolios of innovation

Technology in Society, 2023
Zhengyi Zhang, Jun Jin, Shijing Li
exaly  

Conceptualisations of incumbent firms in sustainability transitions: Insights from organisation theory and a systematic literature review

Business Strategy and the Environment, 2023
Thomas Magnússon, Viktor Werner
exaly  

Disruptive innovation, innovation adoption and incumbent market value: The case of Airbnb

Annals of Tourism Research, 2020
Florian J Zach, Juan Luis Nicolau, Abhinav Sharma   +2 more
exaly