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Two requirements for bill to become a law

bill must be identical in both chambers, and president signature

three levels of committees in the house

exclusive, policy/constituency, minor

three levels of committees in the senate

prestige, policy, minor

four models of congress

pork barrel, expertise, partisan, elitist

four trends of women in congress

agenda setting,policymaking, budgets, bipartisanship

what are the two perceptions

love our member of congress, but we hate congress

tension between the two congresses

bad mouth congress, fill bills with pork, avoid tough descions

diuvergers law

Single member districs + plurality rule= two major districts

four factors in congressional elections

fixed

long term


medium term


short term

four factors in presidental elections

most important factors in congressional elections

fixed


long term

most important factors in presidental elections

medium term


short term

pillars of election

perks of office


powers


privilages


money


political parties


profile

the minimal effects conundrum

people who pay more attention to politics are less likely to change their mind

why campaign

not so minimal effects


campaigns matter

two goals of the campaign

mobilize


persuade

campaign resources

money


orginization


time

average cost of house seat


average cost of senate seat

senate is 6 times more

how campaigns spend money

research,overhead, communications

who donated the money

believers, pacs,superpacs

why donate the money

access


agreement


silience


supports your enemys enemy

incumbant vs challenger spending

incumbent- sign of trouble


challenger-sign of hope

quality challengers

five campaign ad stratigies

inoculate


preempt


raise doubt


fire them


credibility


the average voter

older


partisan


white


female



how voters decide

narratives

stories made up in their head

gut rationality

use shortcuts to decide

byproduct info

daily life info

personal info

personal information about the canidate

horse race coverage

people want to vote for the winner

two types of economic voting

pocketbook


sociotropic

three trends

president wins= congresswins


three explanations

troubleshooter in chief

four funtions of the presidency

symbol


advocate


mediator


crisis manager

six presidental qualities

the presidental difference