We estimate bias and responsiveness in 1980 and 1982 congressional elections for the
nation as a whole and for states grouped according to control of the governorship and state …

We review a number of different statistical techniques for creating seats-votes curves and
apply the most reliable of these to estimate seats-votes relationships in the US electoral …

This paper explores the factors that lead to the relatively rare partisan disputes over
congressional redistricting plans. In previous work, single-party control of both houses of the state …

There are four obvious ways to ascertain an individual or department's standing in a discipline:
reputation, publication record, citations, and responsibility for the graduation of first-rate …

Measures of partisan bias and of responsiveness are used to evaluate the effect of partisan
control of the districting process on the seat-vote relationship during the 1970s and 1980s. …

Low-risk stocks have historically outperformed high-risk stocks, delivering better long-term
returns with less volatility. This counter-intuitive effect has persisted since 1926, violating one …

This dissertation estimates bias and responsiveness for the US House of Representatives
elections from 1980-1988, upper and lower house elections for fifteen state legislature from …

There are four obvious ways to ascertain an individual or department's standing in a discipline:
reputation, publication record, citations, and responsibility for the graduation of first-rate …

Until the November 1992 election, it was part of the common wisdom in journalistic and even
much academic discourse that the US electoral college was biased in favor of presidential …

Letters to the Editor Page 1 Letters to the Editor Political Science 400 W e are indebted to a
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