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3 November 2026

  • curprev 19:5519:55, 3 November 2026 IsisCharlesworth talk contribs 4,745 bytes +4,745 Created page with "<br>For sixty years, political scientists have studied how ordinary people choose presidents, senators, and governors. The short answer is that most voters are not policy analysts. They are loyal partisans who use their party identity as a shortcut, and they pay attention to politics only sporadically. The longer answer matters for [https://strategistsfallacy.dailypoliticalpress.com/the-incumbent overdetermined] anyone who tries to understand elections, whether as a cit..."
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