The Vanishing Incumbency Advantage in State House Elections

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The “incumbency advantage” in State House elections is declining, though at a less rapid rate than in Congress. Apparent incumbent strength is actually due to partisanship and nationalization. https://t.co/BA9i0fbE1c

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