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those that were not. When a justice's choice decides the outcome of a case, her ideology plays an even greater role in …
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those that were not. When a justice's choice decides the outcome of a case, her ideology plays an even greater role in …
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similar ideology. Surprisingly, history shows that the president’s odds of appointing a Justice who sides with appointees of …
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Since the early twentieth century, the Rule of Four has required the assent of at least four justices for a certiorari petition to receive full review by the Supreme Court. This rule changed during the 1970s, when justices began to cast "Join-3" votes. Despite the significance of these votes,...
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, but candidates are not allowed to bluntly lie about their ideology. Every voter votes for the candidate she expects to be … any prudent rationalizable election outcome is the same as if voters have full awareness of issues and complete …
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democratic experience and strong party ties. Utilizing the 1990 German Unification Election Study, I examine a natural experiment …
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