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Works by Jesse M. Crosson in Social and Behavioral Sciences

2021

Partisan Competition and the Decline in Legislative Capacity among Congressional Offices, Jesse M. Crosson, A. C. Furnas, T. Lapira, C. Burgat
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Extreme Districts, Moderate Winners: Same-Party Challenges, and Deterrence in Top-Two Primaries, Jesse M. Crosson
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Multiple Vote Electoral Systems: A Remedy for Political Polarization, Jesse M. Crosson, G. Tsebelis
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Resources and Agendas: Combining Walker’s Insights with New Data Sources to Chart a Path Ahead, Jesse M. Crosson, A. C. Furnas, G. M. Lorenz
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2020

Polarized Pluralism: Organizational Preferences and Biases in the American Pressure System, Jesse M. Crosson, A. C. Furnas, G. M. Lorenz
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Large-N Bill Positions Data from MapLight.org: What Can We Learn from Interest Groups’ Publicly Observable Legislative Positions?, G. M. Lorenz, A. C. Furnas, Jesse M. Crosson
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