DOWNS AND TWO-PARTY CONVERGENCE

By Bernard Grofman. 2004

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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• Competition between Specialized Candidates (2010, background): “3 For excellent reviews of this area, see, for example, Grofman (2004), Osborne (1995), and Roemer (2001). probability, but increases his or her utility in case of a victory.”
• Income Inequality and Policy Responsiveness (2015, background): “Rather than reject the paradigm of median voter theory, formal modelers have expanded the model to incorporate the considerations mentioned above—policy-motivated candidates and supporters, nonideological voters, uncertain voters, and uncertain candidates (see Grofman 2004 for a good discussion).”
• Candidate Positioning and Voter Choice (2008, background): “…Program, and the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at Stanford. or utility, underlies the dominant framework political scientists have used in models of voting and electoral competition for more than half a century (Downs 1957; see Grofman 2004 for a review of this voluminous literature).”