Insecure Majorities: Congress and the Perpetual Campaign
Frances E. Lee examines how uncertainty over congressional control shapes the behavior of political parties. Insecure Majorities connects legislative strategy and partisan competition with the realities of continuous campaigning, offering a focused look at how electoral pressure influences Congress and American government.
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Insecure Majorities: Congress and the Perpetual Campaign explores the relationship between congressional politics and electoral uncertainty.
Frances E. Lee examines how parties behave when neither side can assume lasting control of Congress.
The book considers how continuous campaigning influences legislative strategy, partisan competition, and the broader operation of American government.
It offers a focused study of Congress in an era shaped by closely contested majorities and persistent electoral pressure.
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