An analysis of how members of Congress utilize their state delegations across legislative chambers to remain responsive to constituents and assist in re-election efforts.
An analysis of how members of Congress utilize their state delegations across legislative chambers to remain responsive to constituents and assist in re-election efforts.
Sarah A. Treul is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, specializing in American political institutions, with an emphasis on the US Congress. She is the recipient of the Tanner Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Inhaltsangabe
1. State delegations in Congress 2. A history of state delegations 3. State delegations and legislative behavior in the House 4. State delegations and legislative behavior in the Senate 5. Agenda crossover in the US Congress 6. Rethinking state delegations in Congress Appendix A. Interviews Appendix B. Wisconsin's unwritten rule.
1. State delegations in Congress 2. A history of state delegations 3. State delegations and legislative behavior in the House 4. State delegations and legislative behavior in the Senate 5. Agenda crossover in the US Congress 6. Rethinking state delegations in Congress Appendix A. Interviews Appendix B. Wisconsin's unwritten rule.
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