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		American Political Science Association
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Incorporating constituency: Modeling legislative politics with constituency party and personal factors Jeremy C. Pope Matthew S. Levendusky Department of Political Science Department of Political Science Stanford University BYU August 23 2004 The authors thank Simon Jackman and John Ferejohn for helpful comments on this paper. "The problem is that induced preferences are themselves an amalgam of personal ideology constituency preferences interest group pressures and party pressures an obvious point not yet ful ly appreciated even after nearly three decades
58 74 Foreign Policy 61 52 Economy Taxes and Budget 76 41 Energy and Environment 88 65 Government Operations Civil Rights and Justice 75 38 Welfare and Human Services 82 14 Miscellaneous Domestic Issues 58 48 Table 2: Cell entries give the percentage of votes where we find a significant effect for party and constituency. The classifications come from Rohde and are the same as used in Cox and Poole (2002). 30