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valence, spatial model, rhetoric, presidential elections, Flesch Kincaid, Diction, voting behavior, issue voting, Obama, Reagan, position taking, presidential persuasion, presidential rhetoric, valence advantage, presidential speeches, presidential debates

voter turnout, voting, presidential elections, Iowa caucus, field experiment, social costs, social ostracism, social benefits, social pressure, spiral of silence, rational and psychological explanations for political behavior, secret ballot, participation, ballot design, public deliberation

iraq, congress, elections, partisan swing, casualties, war, responsible party government, political parties, representation

Pork-barrel politics, Ideal Point Estimation, Public Policy, Congress, Executive Politics, Presidency

race, political campaigns, voting behavior, elections, Durham, North Carolina urban politics, local elections, African-American, white, racially polarized voting, representation, ecological inference, voting rights, candidates, district attorney, heresthetic

ideal point estimates, president, cabinet, executive branch, administrative agency, congress, separation-of-powers, spatial model

political science, legislatures, Congress, representation, tea party, debt limit, roll call voting, risk aversion, stock market, behavioral finance, finance, political parties, political economy

voting rights, racial representation, African-American, redistricting, Supreme Court, distributive policy, influence districts, black decisive districts, descriptive representation, federal spending, affirmative action districting, election law

valence, voting behavior, traits, campaigns, elections, candidates, senate elections, gubernatorial elections, formal theory, valence models, governor, senator, CCES, survey, field experiment, congressional elections, Congress, Barack Obama, Harold Ford, Asa Hutchinson, Jon Tester, issue voting

ideal point estimation, text scaling, impeachment

congress, legislatures, homeland security, 9/11, valence theory, diversionary theory, franked mail, constituency, political communication, 9/11, September 11, president, legislative-executive relations, 2002 elections, shirking, ideology, ideological shirking, valence advantage

congress, president, presidency, three presidencies thesis, two presidencies thesis, legislative-executive relations, 9/11, september 11, foreign policy, domestic policy, homeland security policy, congressional response to terrorism, terrorism, franked mail, congressional position-taking

presidency, cabinet, ally principle, separation-of-powers

congressional elections, presidential elections, state elections, race, ethnicity, voting rights, representation, democracy, African-American politics, Latino politics, Asian-American politics, methods, clustered standard errors, survey research, weighting, exit polls, racial politics, voting

legislature, race, ethnicity, representation, Congress, African-American, political parties, staff, voting rights, descriptive representation, constituency service, affirmative action

political behavior, electoral institutions, negative advertising, campaigns, elections, judicial politics, judicial elections, state politics, field experiment, quasi-experiment

Valence advantage, Rhetoric, Rhetorical tone, Diction, text analysis, Political communication, Presidential Debates, Elections, Voting Behavior, Heresthetic, Vote choice, Ideology