The cost of coalition compromise: The electoral effects of holding salient portfolios

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@kiwiting see, for example, Kluver and Spoon 2019 or Greene et al. 2021 - for the impacts of small parties' inability to control major portfolios https://t.co/fTnLcAAbmz

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@MalcH @AFaulds We find in a comparative context that getting portfolios attached to the party's priorities likely mitigates any punishment. I'm not sure if jr ministers are enough for this to hold, but seems pretty sensible https://t.co/4daS4OEkap

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RT @zacdgreene: Paper with C Jensen and N Henceroth at Party Politics has now been assigned an issue! We find that junior coalition parties…

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RT @zacdgreene: Paper with C Jensen and N Henceroth at Party Politics has now been assigned an issue! We find that junior coalition parties…

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