According to the frequent polling on the generic ballot for Congress, the Democrats hold a large advantage leading up to the vote on November 7. But does this Democratic edge mean that the Democrats will win a majority of House seats? Doubts are often expressed about the accuracy of the generic ballot polls. And even if the polls are correct in indicating a majority of votes going to Democratic candidates, further doubts are expressed about whether the Democrats' vote margin will be sufficient to win the most seats. This paper is intended to provide some guidance for translating the results of generic congressional polls into the election outcome
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The Democrats' victory in the 2006 election has been compared to the Republicans' in 2004. But the D...
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Abstract Midterm loss is a virtual truism of American politics. The president's party has dropp...
The 2020 general election turned out more American voters than any other election, its monumental st...
analyzed. We distinguish two important features of the seats-votes relationship that are often confo...
According to a Minnesota Public Radio News and Humphrey Institute study of likely Minnesota voters, ...
The 2008 U.S. House elections mark the first time since 1994 that the Democrats will seek to retain ...
The Gallup Organization has been using a “generic ballot ” question to estimate the number of seats ...
The 2008 U.S. House elections mark the first time since 1994 that the Democrats will seek to retain ...
This midterm cycle, much commentary has been focused on Senate races, given that the Republican Part...
The Democrats' victory in the 2006 election has been compared to the Republicans' in 2004. But the D...
Utilizing information on House elections from 1974-2004, predictions for the outcome of the 2006 Hou...
The number of House seats won by the president's party at midterm elections is well explained by thr...
For reasons of cost, logistics, or the ability to compare vote choice across multiple congressional ...
One mystery of U.S. politics is why the president’s party regularly loses congressional seats at mid...
With the 2016 presidential primary now well underway, many pundits and commentators are beginning to...
This paper will seek to explain the determining factors in the outcomes of different districts in th...
Abstract Midterm loss is a virtual truism of American politics. The president's party has dropp...
The 2020 general election turned out more American voters than any other election, its monumental st...
analyzed. We distinguish two important features of the seats-votes relationship that are often confo...
According to a Minnesota Public Radio News and Humphrey Institute study of likely Minnesota voters, ...