To date, most scholarly works have focused on incumbency advantage in the US and consider how it operates in majoritarian contexts. In a recent paper, Mert Moral, H. Ege Ozen and Efe Tokdemir drew on the case of Turkey to explore whether the incumbency operates in multi member district systems. They found that although it is not as marked as in the US context, considerable incumbency advantage persisted in the more proportional system
Ireland provides an interesting setting for the study of incumbency advantage. Its electoral system ...
We present a model of (re)elections in which an incumbency advantage arises because the incumbent ca...
We study the comparative statics of the incumbency advantage in a model of electoral selection and s...
The literature largely neglects whether individual politicians or political parties in proportional ...
In developed democracies, incumbents are consistently found to have an electoral advantage over thei...
We develop a model that calls into question whether some key sources of incumbency advantage frequen...
This thesis provides original quantitative research on MPs’ incumbency advantage in Great Britain fr...
In the last twenty years, scholars have scrutinized the electoral advantages conferred by incumbency...
In this paper we prove theoretically and demonstrate empirically that all existing measures of incum...
We analyze the incumbency advantage using a large data set on Italian municipal elections held from ...
This paper estimates the incumbency effects in the legislative elections of 45 states in the US duri...
This paper investigates the effect of political representation on the electoral outcome at the party...
This paper proposes an argument that explains incumbency advantage without recurring to the collecti...
I present a model of repeated electoral competition between two parties. A part of the electorate vo...
Previous researchers have speculated that incumbency effects are larger when voters have weaker part...
Ireland provides an interesting setting for the study of incumbency advantage. Its electoral system ...
We present a model of (re)elections in which an incumbency advantage arises because the incumbent ca...
We study the comparative statics of the incumbency advantage in a model of electoral selection and s...
The literature largely neglects whether individual politicians or political parties in proportional ...
In developed democracies, incumbents are consistently found to have an electoral advantage over thei...
We develop a model that calls into question whether some key sources of incumbency advantage frequen...
This thesis provides original quantitative research on MPs’ incumbency advantage in Great Britain fr...
In the last twenty years, scholars have scrutinized the electoral advantages conferred by incumbency...
In this paper we prove theoretically and demonstrate empirically that all existing measures of incum...
We analyze the incumbency advantage using a large data set on Italian municipal elections held from ...
This paper estimates the incumbency effects in the legislative elections of 45 states in the US duri...
This paper investigates the effect of political representation on the electoral outcome at the party...
This paper proposes an argument that explains incumbency advantage without recurring to the collecti...
I present a model of repeated electoral competition between two parties. A part of the electorate vo...
Previous researchers have speculated that incumbency effects are larger when voters have weaker part...
Ireland provides an interesting setting for the study of incumbency advantage. Its electoral system ...
We present a model of (re)elections in which an incumbency advantage arises because the incumbent ca...
We study the comparative statics of the incumbency advantage in a model of electoral selection and s...