Constituencies and Leaders in Congress
Their Effects on Senate Voting Behavior
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Focusing on the voting behavior of U.S. senators from 1961 to 1963, this comprehensive statistical study explores the influences behind legislative decisions. It examines factors such as constituency preferences, party alignment, committee leadership, and presidential impact. The author presents unexpected insights that challenge conventional understanding of legislative voting patterns, making this work a significant contribution to political science.
