partisan difference

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On the other hand, veto player theory can contribute much to the explanation of the magnitude of partisan differences.
As such, partisan differences were clear, upfront, and readily accessible to voters.
Table 2 shows first that the two issues which neither party 'owned', crime and the deficit, manifested no partisan differences, as expected.
It draws attention to such variables as constitutional and institutional differences, ideological and partisan differences, and the distribution of political power.
We look first for partisan differences in the survivor function, but such effects are not evident in these graphs.
This variable isolates systematic partisan differences in patronage practices.
In this constellation party competition leads to the disappearance of partisan differences.
Likely, the reason for this asymmetry is aggregate partisan differences on the tariff were much greater than for improvements.
Partisan differences are weak in small swing years, including 1976 (0.95) and 1988 (0.01).
At the individual level, the influence of religious commitment and doctrinal orthodoxy should be greatest when citizens find moral issues to be salient and recognize partisan differences on them.
Partisan differences in command opportunities, moreover, show up even when we control for professionalism.
There were also large partisan differences in some years ordinarily considered devoid of much national effect: 4.42 percentage points in 1986 and 5.41 percentage points in 1996.
Partisan differences on civil rights were not especially stark.
Partisan differences, therefore, should decrease the more similar the electorates of the competing parties are and the more heterogeneous the economic policy interests of each party's electorate are.
Firstly, for twenty years there has been great continuity in this policy, which has always overshadowed partisan differences.
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Partisan differences and dislikes of privileges should not influence our considerations.
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