Strategy and Choice in Congressional Elections
by Gary C. Jacobson Samuel Kernell
Strategy and Choice in Congressional Elections examines the decisions, strategies, and choices that define congressional contests. With a focus on elections and representative government, this work offers a concise political science perspective for readers studying Congress, campaigns, voting, and American political institutions.
About This Book
Strategy and Choice in Congressional Elections focuses on the forces and decisions involved in congressional elections.
The book provides a political science perspective on electoral strategy, voter choice, and the relationship between campaigns and representative government.
Its subject makes it relevant to readers interested in Congress, elections, and the broader study of American politics.
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