Incongruent Voting or Symbolic Representation? Asymmetrical Representation in Congress, 2008–2014

Overview of attention for article published in Perspectives on Politics, December 2020

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@SethWerfel @dhopkins1776 This paper uses the same cces issue questions and shows levels; Steve and I also have various summary statistics in working papers that we're happy to share https://t.co/CyIpREPdqQ

The research that @AdamCayton3 and I have been working on for two years explains this phenomenon exactly! https://t.co/TDb7QDjVoD

@cullenhendrix I don’t know how much American Politics you want to read, but this article completely changed my understanding of the GOP & it applies here. https://t.co/fKkCqXwsdI

@edburmila There’s starting to be a literature in poli sci explaining how/why republican politicians take positions that are so publicly unpopular. Short version: their voters don’t care about policy. Longer version here if you care. https://t.co/fKkCqXws…

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