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Social Work, 2008
In this editorial I feel compelled to write a general commentary about the presidential election. It is with great awe that I observe the level of competition presently taking place. The reasons to feel this way are numerous. Three impress me the most. First, one aspect that has certainly been inspiring is that no one is to be counted out.
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In this editorial I feel compelled to write a general commentary about the presidential election. It is with great awe that I observe the level of competition presently taking place. The reasons to feel this way are numerous. Three impress me the most. First, one aspect that has certainly been inspiring is that no one is to be counted out.
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Presidential coattails in coalitional presidentialism
Party Politics, 2017Research on presidential coattails in elections has focused nearly exclusively on two-party systems like the United States. Much less is known, however, about presidential coattails in multiparty systems where electoral and governing coalitions are common currency.
André Borges, Mathieu Turgeon
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Presidential Popularity and Presidential Vote
Public Opinion Quarterly, 1982The president's popularity rating is highly predictive of his vote share in a reelection bid, especially when popularity is assessed in June of that year. This June popularity-vote model predicts about as well as the Gallup final preelection poll, and a 50 percent approval rating will ensure reelection. Michael S.
Michael S. Lewis-Beck, Tom W. Rice
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1978
Maurice Sainsbury, M. J. Sainsbury
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Maurice Sainsbury, M. J. Sainsbury
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