One of the most debated issues in the study of American politics centers on the alleged polarization of the electorate. Some scholars argue that the American electorate is becoming increasingly polarized (e.g., Koch 1994; McDonald and Popkin 2001; Olson 2008). Others contend that American voters are not becoming more polarized (Hetherington 2009). Still others have maintained that it is not the electorate that has become increasingly polarized but rather the political elite in the United States, particularly in the US Congress (Bond and Fleisher, 2000
This article uses data from the American National Election Studies and national exit polls to test F...
This article uses data from the American National Election Studies and national exit polls to test F...
In recent years, a number of media commentators and scholars have blamed primary voters for the rise...
In recent decades, the gap between Democrats and Republicans seems to be widening. Voters seem to be...
Abstract Few topics in public opinion research have attracted as much attention in recent years as p...
The purpose of this research is to further understand polarization in the American elites and electo...
Few would disagree that there is little apparent common ground remaining between Democrats and Repub...
It is widely accepted that polarization is occurring in America. However, the exact nature and exten...
Academic studies on political polarization in the American public have coalesced into three fundamen...
Abstract Scholars view polarization with trepidation. But polarization may clarify voters ’ choices ...
What motivates citizens to support one party over the other? Do they carefully weigh all of the rele...
Political polarization is commonly measured using the variation of responses on an individual issue ...
This study examines the extent and nature of partisan polarization in American politics since 1992. ...
To what extent are Americans divided in terms of their liberal and conservative preferences? Have th...
Today’s political climate in the United States is decisively polarized. This polarization is dividin...
This article uses data from the American National Election Studies and national exit polls to test F...
This article uses data from the American National Election Studies and national exit polls to test F...
In recent years, a number of media commentators and scholars have blamed primary voters for the rise...
In recent decades, the gap between Democrats and Republicans seems to be widening. Voters seem to be...
Abstract Few topics in public opinion research have attracted as much attention in recent years as p...
The purpose of this research is to further understand polarization in the American elites and electo...
Few would disagree that there is little apparent common ground remaining between Democrats and Repub...
It is widely accepted that polarization is occurring in America. However, the exact nature and exten...
Academic studies on political polarization in the American public have coalesced into three fundamen...
Abstract Scholars view polarization with trepidation. But polarization may clarify voters ’ choices ...
What motivates citizens to support one party over the other? Do they carefully weigh all of the rele...
Political polarization is commonly measured using the variation of responses on an individual issue ...
This study examines the extent and nature of partisan polarization in American politics since 1992. ...
To what extent are Americans divided in terms of their liberal and conservative preferences? Have th...
Today’s political climate in the United States is decisively polarized. This polarization is dividin...
This article uses data from the American National Election Studies and national exit polls to test F...
This article uses data from the American National Election Studies and national exit polls to test F...
In recent years, a number of media commentators and scholars have blamed primary voters for the rise...
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