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... candidates who change their position toward the median may be perceived as lacking character , thus encour- aging commitment to positions . Thus , in a dynamic or repeated election context , the possibility of character itself may ...
... candidates who change their position toward the median may be perceived as lacking character , thus encour- aging commitment to positions . Thus , in a dynamic or repeated election context , the possibility of character itself may ...
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... candidates with character has risen because character is valued more highly . FACT 4 : The support of a strategic candi- date's choices is increasing in the value of character , X. By ( 2 ) , the support of g * is given by the solutions ...
... candidates with character has risen because character is valued more highly . FACT 4 : The support of a strategic candi- date's choices is increasing in the value of character , X. By ( 2 ) , the support of g * is given by the solutions ...
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... candidates pre- tend to have the positions of candidates with character . Elections between strategic candi- dates are tied in the symmetric version of our model . As character becomes more important to voters , the behavior of ...
... candidates pre- tend to have the positions of candidates with character . Elections between strategic candi- dates are tied in the symmetric version of our model . As character becomes more important to voters , the behavior of ...
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