The changing nature of congressional party support in a Hyper-Partisan era (Record no. 533044)

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Personal name Steven S. Smith Ryan J. Vander Wielen
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Title The changing nature of congressional party support in a Hyper-Partisan era
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Political Research Quarterly
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Extent 78(4), Dec, 2025: p.1182-1203
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Summary, etc Conventional wisdom suggests that many members of Congress face competing demands from their party and constituents, and therefore adjust their support for party positions as elections approach. Party leaders help members by avoiding the consideration of divisive votes when elections are near. Throughout much of the late 20th century, this dynamic produced a predictable election cycle effect in the U.S. House—a saw-toothed pattern in the frequency of party votes. However, that pattern was disrupted in the 1990s and has been unstable since. Our working hypothesis is that changes in the electoral and legislative arenas have mutually altered incentives surrounding members’ party support and the timing of divisive partisan votes. This study explores whether members have adopted a more stable, enduring support for party in recent decades, and whether there is less avoidance of divisive partisan votes in the lead-up to elections. We further examine the correlates of these behavioral changes, including the role of cohort replacement, electoral vulnerability, party size, party status, and calendar changes in the consideration of appropriations votes.-Reproduced


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Main entry heading Political Research Quarterly
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2026-04-21 78(4), Dec, 2025: p.1182-1203 AR138556 2026-04-21 Articles

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