The Roads to Congress 2014
Herausgeber: Dewhirst, Robert; Foreman, Sean D.
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This book provides sensible analysis of overarching themes (performance of the 113th Congress, voting laws, campaign finance, and use of social media) from the 2014 campaign cycle, as well as case studies of important congressional races. Collectively, the concepts and cases give a compelling narrative explanation of America's electoral process and the keys to winning vital elections.
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This book provides sensible analysis of overarching themes (performance of the 113th Congress, voting laws, campaign finance, and use of social media) from the 2014 campaign cycle, as well as case studies of important congressional races. Collectively, the concepts and cases give a compelling narrative explanation of America's electoral process and the keys to winning vital elections.
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 775g
- ISBN-13: 9781498517195
- ISBN-10: 1498517196
- Artikelnr.: 43341249
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 775g
- ISBN-13: 9781498517195
- ISBN-10: 1498517196
- Artikelnr.: 43341249
Sean D. Foreman is associate professor of political science at Barry University and serves on the executive board of the Florida Political Science Association. Robert Dewhirst is professor of political science at Northwest Missouri State University and serves on the executive board of the National Social Science Association.
Foreword, Congressman Jason Altmire, Member of U.S. House of
Representatives (2007-2013) Part I. Setting the Stage Chapter 1. Assessing
the 113th Congress and its Members' Roads to Reelection, Sean D. Foreman
Chapter 2. Voter Suppression by State Governments after the Shelby County
v. Holder (2013) U.S. Supreme Court decision, Daniel E. Smith Chapter 3.
Campaign Finance: The Impact of McCutcheon et al. v. FEC in the Wake of
Citizens United, William Curtis Ellis Chapter 4. Tweeting to Victory?
Social Media Use and Election 2014, Bryan T. Gervais Part II. U.S. House of
Representatives Chapter 5. Arizona's 2nd Congressional District (Ron Barber
vs. Martha McSally): Beating the Heat in a Highly Anticipated Rematch,
Laura Loomer Chapter 6. California's 31st Congressional District (Pete
Aguilar v. Paul Chabot): Open Seat in the Golden State, Marcia L. Godwin
and Richard Gelm Chapter 7. Colorado's 6th Congressional District (Mike
Coffman v. Andrew Romanoff): A Conservative Republican Successfully Adapts
to His Changing District, Christina Ladam, Joseph Zamadics, Josh M. Ryan,
and Anand Edward Sohkey Chapter 8. Florida's 13th Congressional District
(David Jolly v. Alex Sink): The Death of Local Politics, Peter Bergerson
and Margaret Banyan Chapter 9. Florida's 26th Congressional District: (Joe
Garcia v. Carlos Curbelo): A tossup race in a swing state district mired in
controversy, Sean D. Foreman Chapter 10. Illinois' 10th Congressional
District (Bob Dold vs. Brad Schneider): The Rematch, Jeffrey Ashley and
Jillian McClain Chapter 11. Massachusetts District 6 (Seth Moulton v.
Richard Tisei): Inspired to Serve, Chosen to Lead, Joseph P. Caiazzo
Chapter 12. New York's 18th Congressional District (Sean Maloney vs. Nan
Hayworth): Rematch in the Hudson Valley, Jeffrey Kraus Chapter 13. Ohio's
6th Congressional District (Bill Johnson v. Jennifer Garrison): Obama's Low
Numbers Too Much for Dems, William Binning and Melanie Blumberg Chapter 14.
Virginia's 7th Congressional District Primary (David Brat v. Eric Cantor
and then Jack Trammel): Remember the District and Respect the Opponent,
William J. Miller Part III. U.S. Senate Chapter 15. Alaska Senate Race
(Mark Begich v. Dan Sullivan): Begich swept out with the Tide, Jerry
McBeath, and Carl Shepro Chapter 16. Colorado Senate Race (Cory Gardner v.
Mark Udall): A Republican Tide Sinks Udall's Lackluster bid for reelection,
Kyle D. McEvilly and William K. Hall Chapter 17. Iowa Senate Race (Joni
Ernst v. Bruce Braley): Make 'em Squeal! Republicans Find a Winning Formula
in Iowa, Walter Clark Wilson and David Romero Chapter 18. Kentucky Senate
Race (Alison Lundergran Grimes v. Mitch McConnell): Insert Name Here
(Republican) v. President Barack Obama (Democrat), Joseph Gershtenson
Chapter 19. Louisiana Senate Race (Bill Cassidy v. Mary Landrieu): Landrieu
(D) v. Cassidy (R) and Maness (R) and Hollis (R) and Obama: The End of an
Era in the Deep South, Joshua Stockley Chapter 20. Mississippi Senate Race
(Travis Childers v. Thad Cochran): A Senate Veteran Stretched to the Limit
in the Primary Pulls through for a Seventh Term, Tom Lansford Chapter 21.
Virginia (Mark Warner v. Ed Gillespie): A Surprisingly Close Contest for a
Centrist in a Swing State, Douglas M. Brattebo Part IV. Conclusion Chapter
22. The Legacy of the 2014 Elections: Surf's Up! Republicans Riding the
Wave, but to Where?, Kimberly L. Casey
Representatives (2007-2013) Part I. Setting the Stage Chapter 1. Assessing
the 113th Congress and its Members' Roads to Reelection, Sean D. Foreman
Chapter 2. Voter Suppression by State Governments after the Shelby County
v. Holder (2013) U.S. Supreme Court decision, Daniel E. Smith Chapter 3.
Campaign Finance: The Impact of McCutcheon et al. v. FEC in the Wake of
Citizens United, William Curtis Ellis Chapter 4. Tweeting to Victory?
Social Media Use and Election 2014, Bryan T. Gervais Part II. U.S. House of
Representatives Chapter 5. Arizona's 2nd Congressional District (Ron Barber
vs. Martha McSally): Beating the Heat in a Highly Anticipated Rematch,
Laura Loomer Chapter 6. California's 31st Congressional District (Pete
Aguilar v. Paul Chabot): Open Seat in the Golden State, Marcia L. Godwin
and Richard Gelm Chapter 7. Colorado's 6th Congressional District (Mike
Coffman v. Andrew Romanoff): A Conservative Republican Successfully Adapts
to His Changing District, Christina Ladam, Joseph Zamadics, Josh M. Ryan,
and Anand Edward Sohkey Chapter 8. Florida's 13th Congressional District
(David Jolly v. Alex Sink): The Death of Local Politics, Peter Bergerson
and Margaret Banyan Chapter 9. Florida's 26th Congressional District: (Joe
Garcia v. Carlos Curbelo): A tossup race in a swing state district mired in
controversy, Sean D. Foreman Chapter 10. Illinois' 10th Congressional
District (Bob Dold vs. Brad Schneider): The Rematch, Jeffrey Ashley and
Jillian McClain Chapter 11. Massachusetts District 6 (Seth Moulton v.
Richard Tisei): Inspired to Serve, Chosen to Lead, Joseph P. Caiazzo
Chapter 12. New York's 18th Congressional District (Sean Maloney vs. Nan
Hayworth): Rematch in the Hudson Valley, Jeffrey Kraus Chapter 13. Ohio's
6th Congressional District (Bill Johnson v. Jennifer Garrison): Obama's Low
Numbers Too Much for Dems, William Binning and Melanie Blumberg Chapter 14.
Virginia's 7th Congressional District Primary (David Brat v. Eric Cantor
and then Jack Trammel): Remember the District and Respect the Opponent,
William J. Miller Part III. U.S. Senate Chapter 15. Alaska Senate Race
(Mark Begich v. Dan Sullivan): Begich swept out with the Tide, Jerry
McBeath, and Carl Shepro Chapter 16. Colorado Senate Race (Cory Gardner v.
Mark Udall): A Republican Tide Sinks Udall's Lackluster bid for reelection,
Kyle D. McEvilly and William K. Hall Chapter 17. Iowa Senate Race (Joni
Ernst v. Bruce Braley): Make 'em Squeal! Republicans Find a Winning Formula
in Iowa, Walter Clark Wilson and David Romero Chapter 18. Kentucky Senate
Race (Alison Lundergran Grimes v. Mitch McConnell): Insert Name Here
(Republican) v. President Barack Obama (Democrat), Joseph Gershtenson
Chapter 19. Louisiana Senate Race (Bill Cassidy v. Mary Landrieu): Landrieu
(D) v. Cassidy (R) and Maness (R) and Hollis (R) and Obama: The End of an
Era in the Deep South, Joshua Stockley Chapter 20. Mississippi Senate Race
(Travis Childers v. Thad Cochran): A Senate Veteran Stretched to the Limit
in the Primary Pulls through for a Seventh Term, Tom Lansford Chapter 21.
Virginia (Mark Warner v. Ed Gillespie): A Surprisingly Close Contest for a
Centrist in a Swing State, Douglas M. Brattebo Part IV. Conclusion Chapter
22. The Legacy of the 2014 Elections: Surf's Up! Republicans Riding the
Wave, but to Where?, Kimberly L. Casey
Foreword, Congressman Jason Altmire, Member of U.S. House of
Representatives (2007-2013) Part I. Setting the Stage Chapter 1. Assessing
the 113th Congress and its Members' Roads to Reelection, Sean D. Foreman
Chapter 2. Voter Suppression by State Governments after the Shelby County
v. Holder (2013) U.S. Supreme Court decision, Daniel E. Smith Chapter 3.
Campaign Finance: The Impact of McCutcheon et al. v. FEC in the Wake of
Citizens United, William Curtis Ellis Chapter 4. Tweeting to Victory?
Social Media Use and Election 2014, Bryan T. Gervais Part II. U.S. House of
Representatives Chapter 5. Arizona's 2nd Congressional District (Ron Barber
vs. Martha McSally): Beating the Heat in a Highly Anticipated Rematch,
Laura Loomer Chapter 6. California's 31st Congressional District (Pete
Aguilar v. Paul Chabot): Open Seat in the Golden State, Marcia L. Godwin
and Richard Gelm Chapter 7. Colorado's 6th Congressional District (Mike
Coffman v. Andrew Romanoff): A Conservative Republican Successfully Adapts
to His Changing District, Christina Ladam, Joseph Zamadics, Josh M. Ryan,
and Anand Edward Sohkey Chapter 8. Florida's 13th Congressional District
(David Jolly v. Alex Sink): The Death of Local Politics, Peter Bergerson
and Margaret Banyan Chapter 9. Florida's 26th Congressional District: (Joe
Garcia v. Carlos Curbelo): A tossup race in a swing state district mired in
controversy, Sean D. Foreman Chapter 10. Illinois' 10th Congressional
District (Bob Dold vs. Brad Schneider): The Rematch, Jeffrey Ashley and
Jillian McClain Chapter 11. Massachusetts District 6 (Seth Moulton v.
Richard Tisei): Inspired to Serve, Chosen to Lead, Joseph P. Caiazzo
Chapter 12. New York's 18th Congressional District (Sean Maloney vs. Nan
Hayworth): Rematch in the Hudson Valley, Jeffrey Kraus Chapter 13. Ohio's
6th Congressional District (Bill Johnson v. Jennifer Garrison): Obama's Low
Numbers Too Much for Dems, William Binning and Melanie Blumberg Chapter 14.
Virginia's 7th Congressional District Primary (David Brat v. Eric Cantor
and then Jack Trammel): Remember the District and Respect the Opponent,
William J. Miller Part III. U.S. Senate Chapter 15. Alaska Senate Race
(Mark Begich v. Dan Sullivan): Begich swept out with the Tide, Jerry
McBeath, and Carl Shepro Chapter 16. Colorado Senate Race (Cory Gardner v.
Mark Udall): A Republican Tide Sinks Udall's Lackluster bid for reelection,
Kyle D. McEvilly and William K. Hall Chapter 17. Iowa Senate Race (Joni
Ernst v. Bruce Braley): Make 'em Squeal! Republicans Find a Winning Formula
in Iowa, Walter Clark Wilson and David Romero Chapter 18. Kentucky Senate
Race (Alison Lundergran Grimes v. Mitch McConnell): Insert Name Here
(Republican) v. President Barack Obama (Democrat), Joseph Gershtenson
Chapter 19. Louisiana Senate Race (Bill Cassidy v. Mary Landrieu): Landrieu
(D) v. Cassidy (R) and Maness (R) and Hollis (R) and Obama: The End of an
Era in the Deep South, Joshua Stockley Chapter 20. Mississippi Senate Race
(Travis Childers v. Thad Cochran): A Senate Veteran Stretched to the Limit
in the Primary Pulls through for a Seventh Term, Tom Lansford Chapter 21.
Virginia (Mark Warner v. Ed Gillespie): A Surprisingly Close Contest for a
Centrist in a Swing State, Douglas M. Brattebo Part IV. Conclusion Chapter
22. The Legacy of the 2014 Elections: Surf's Up! Republicans Riding the
Wave, but to Where?, Kimberly L. Casey
Representatives (2007-2013) Part I. Setting the Stage Chapter 1. Assessing
the 113th Congress and its Members' Roads to Reelection, Sean D. Foreman
Chapter 2. Voter Suppression by State Governments after the Shelby County
v. Holder (2013) U.S. Supreme Court decision, Daniel E. Smith Chapter 3.
Campaign Finance: The Impact of McCutcheon et al. v. FEC in the Wake of
Citizens United, William Curtis Ellis Chapter 4. Tweeting to Victory?
Social Media Use and Election 2014, Bryan T. Gervais Part II. U.S. House of
Representatives Chapter 5. Arizona's 2nd Congressional District (Ron Barber
vs. Martha McSally): Beating the Heat in a Highly Anticipated Rematch,
Laura Loomer Chapter 6. California's 31st Congressional District (Pete
Aguilar v. Paul Chabot): Open Seat in the Golden State, Marcia L. Godwin
and Richard Gelm Chapter 7. Colorado's 6th Congressional District (Mike
Coffman v. Andrew Romanoff): A Conservative Republican Successfully Adapts
to His Changing District, Christina Ladam, Joseph Zamadics, Josh M. Ryan,
and Anand Edward Sohkey Chapter 8. Florida's 13th Congressional District
(David Jolly v. Alex Sink): The Death of Local Politics, Peter Bergerson
and Margaret Banyan Chapter 9. Florida's 26th Congressional District: (Joe
Garcia v. Carlos Curbelo): A tossup race in a swing state district mired in
controversy, Sean D. Foreman Chapter 10. Illinois' 10th Congressional
District (Bob Dold vs. Brad Schneider): The Rematch, Jeffrey Ashley and
Jillian McClain Chapter 11. Massachusetts District 6 (Seth Moulton v.
Richard Tisei): Inspired to Serve, Chosen to Lead, Joseph P. Caiazzo
Chapter 12. New York's 18th Congressional District (Sean Maloney vs. Nan
Hayworth): Rematch in the Hudson Valley, Jeffrey Kraus Chapter 13. Ohio's
6th Congressional District (Bill Johnson v. Jennifer Garrison): Obama's Low
Numbers Too Much for Dems, William Binning and Melanie Blumberg Chapter 14.
Virginia's 7th Congressional District Primary (David Brat v. Eric Cantor
and then Jack Trammel): Remember the District and Respect the Opponent,
William J. Miller Part III. U.S. Senate Chapter 15. Alaska Senate Race
(Mark Begich v. Dan Sullivan): Begich swept out with the Tide, Jerry
McBeath, and Carl Shepro Chapter 16. Colorado Senate Race (Cory Gardner v.
Mark Udall): A Republican Tide Sinks Udall's Lackluster bid for reelection,
Kyle D. McEvilly and William K. Hall Chapter 17. Iowa Senate Race (Joni
Ernst v. Bruce Braley): Make 'em Squeal! Republicans Find a Winning Formula
in Iowa, Walter Clark Wilson and David Romero Chapter 18. Kentucky Senate
Race (Alison Lundergran Grimes v. Mitch McConnell): Insert Name Here
(Republican) v. President Barack Obama (Democrat), Joseph Gershtenson
Chapter 19. Louisiana Senate Race (Bill Cassidy v. Mary Landrieu): Landrieu
(D) v. Cassidy (R) and Maness (R) and Hollis (R) and Obama: The End of an
Era in the Deep South, Joshua Stockley Chapter 20. Mississippi Senate Race
(Travis Childers v. Thad Cochran): A Senate Veteran Stretched to the Limit
in the Primary Pulls through for a Seventh Term, Tom Lansford Chapter 21.
Virginia (Mark Warner v. Ed Gillespie): A Surprisingly Close Contest for a
Centrist in a Swing State, Douglas M. Brattebo Part IV. Conclusion Chapter
22. The Legacy of the 2014 Elections: Surf's Up! Republicans Riding the
Wave, but to Where?, Kimberly L. Casey