Longevity returns to political office

Overview of attention for article published in Political Science Research and Methods, January 2020

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RT @Nonicoc: Longevity returns to political office: "politicians winning a close election live 5–10 years longer than candidates who lose."…

22 Feb 2022

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RT @Nonicoc: Longevity returns to political office: "politicians winning a close election live 5–10 years longer than candidates who lose."…

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Longevity returns to political office: "politicians winning a close election live 5–10 years longer than candidates who lose." https://t.co/7vGRLbgsE3

21 Feb 2022

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@Tierra_Y_Cielo Literature on life expectancy impact of holding political office is mixed, but recent paper finds from analyzing gubernatorial election results from 1945-2012 that politicians winning close elections lived 5–10 years longer than the losing

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