Estimating Incumbency Advantage without Bias* Andrew Gelman, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Statistics Gary King, Harvard University, Department of Government In this paper we prove theoretically and - Incumbency advantage in the United States - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Estimating Incumbency Advantage without Bias* Andrew Gelman, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Statistics Gary King, Harvard University, Department of Government In this paper we prove theoretically and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-04 23:36:36 Open Document File Size: 323,71 KB Share Result on Facebook City Austin / / Country United States / / Currency pence / USD / / Facility University of Texas Press / University of California at Berkeley / Harvard University / / IndustryTerm electoral systems / / Organization University of California / University of Texas Press / Harvard University / National Science Foundation / Incumbent Party / / Person Don Rubin / Bob Erikson / Gary Jacobson / Jim DeNardo / Chris Achen / Andrew Gelrnan / Andrew Gelman / Surge / / PoliticalEvent congressional elections / Democratic Vote / House elections / general election / / Position Butler / King / incumbent legislator / incumbent representative / / ProvinceOrState Texas / California / / PublishedMedium American Journal of Political Science / / SocialTag Government Politics Incumbent Independent United States Congress Terminology Congressional stagnation in the United States Elections Retirement slump Slurge

Estimating Incumbency Advantage without Bias* Andrew Gelman, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Statistics Gary King, Harvard University, Department of Government In this paper we prove theoretically andAdd to Reading List