Why Americans Split Their Tickets: Campaigns, Competition, and Divided Government

by David C. Kimball, Barry C. Burden

Political Science American politics Elections

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Why Americans Split Their Tickets examines ticket splitting in American elections, connecting voters’ choices with campaigns, electoral competition, and divided government. David C. Kimball and Barry C. Burden provide a focused political science study of how elections can produce contrasting party outcomes across offices.

ISBN-13 9780472112869 ASIN 0472112864 Views 67 Publisher University of Michigan Press Year 2002 Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 216 Created April 04, 2026 Updated September 05, 2026

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Why Americans Split Their Tickets explores the phenomenon of ticket splitting in American elections.

The book focuses on campaigns, competition, and the development of divided government.

David C. Kimball and Barry C. Burden examine how electoral choices can produce different party outcomes across offices.

It offers a focused study of American political behavior and government.

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