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10 Cards in this Set
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Mann and Wolfinger
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incumbents more helped by lack of quality challengers than their actions
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Canes-Wrone, et al.
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probability of retaining office decreases as party support increases
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Jacobson
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risk-averse strategic politicians reflect and enhance national tides
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Maestas, et al.
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professionalized state legislatures provide an abundance of quality challengers for house elections
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Cover
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the increased advantage of incumbency in the 60s was not due to redistricting but changes in electoral behavior (candidate centered)
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Jacobson
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no decline in competition- the definition of marginality needs to be changed
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Bauer and Hibbing
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incumbents are just as safe as long as there is no scandal or redistricting
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Cox and Katz
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quality effect
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Ansolabehere, et al.
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personal vote
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Hetherington, et al.
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quality challengers less likely as election cycle progresses
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