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دسته بندی: سیاست ویرایش: نویسندگان: Sean D. Foreman, Marcia L. Godwin, Walter Clark Wilson سری: ISBN (شابک) : 3030825205, 9783030825201 ناشر: Palgrave Macmillan سال نشر: 2021 تعداد صفحات: 342 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 4 مگابایت
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Preface Acknowledgments Contents Notes on Contributors List of Figures List of Tables Part I Congressional Campaign and Election Trends 1 The 2020 Elections Overview: A Campaign Cycle Like No Other Unprecedented Campaign Year Impeachment Congress Stands Divided What’s Good for the Goose…? Intraparty Battles Sizing Up the 2020 Elections Breaking Down the Roads to Congress 2020 2 The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the 2020 Elections Polarization and the Pandemic Running Amid the Coronavirus Election Administration During a Pandemic Conclusion 3 Stress Test: Three Case Studies on Vote by Mail During a Global Pandemic Introduction Literature Review Case Selection Washington Georgia Oklahoma Data Results Conclusion 4 Getting Good and Mad: Exploring the Use of Anger on Twitter by Female Candidates in 2020 How Women Campaign Anger in Campaigns Data Findings Angry Tweets in 2020 Discussion Part II U.S. House of Representatives Case Studies 5 Southern California’s Flipped Congressional Districts: Bumpy Roads to Reelection and Defeat District Characteristics and Partisan Trends Candidates The Democrats The Republicans Campaign Issues and Strategy The Early California Primary Political Activities During the Pandemic Campaign Finance Voting in the Pandemic Election Results Prospects for 2022 6 Florida’s 26th and 27th Congressional Districts: No Socialists, No Communists, No Way Welcome to South Florida Florida’s 26th Congressional District: Debbie Mucarsel-Powell V. Carlos Gimenez The Candidates for Florida’s 26th District Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Democrat–Incumbent) Carlos Gimenez (Republican) Republican Primary Florida’s 26th District Campaign Issues Gimenez’s Record as Mayor Immigration Policy Personal Attacks Florida’s 26th District Campaign Finance Florida’s 26th District Election Results Florida’s 27th Congressional District: Donna Shalala V. Maria Elvira Salazar The Candidates for Florida’s 27th District Donna Shalala (Incumbent–Democrat) Maria Elvira Salazar (Republican) Florida’s 27th District Issues Healthcare Policy Personal Finance President Trump Charges of Socialism Florida’s 27th District Campaign Strategy Florida’s 27th District Campaign Fundraising Florida’s 27th District Election Results Analysis of the Results Prospects for 2022 7 New York’s 22nd Congressional District: Brindisi V. Tenney: Round Two About the District Party Balance Demographic Character of the District Rustbelt Decline The Candidates Claudia Tenney (Republican) Anthony Brindisi (Democrat) Campaign Issues Campaign Strategy Voter Mobilization Endorsements The Polls Campaign Finance Election Results Conclusion 8 Oklahoma’s District 5th Congressional Race: Deep Red Mobilization Defeats the Blue Wave Incumbent Oklahoma’s Fifth Congressional District Demographic Character of the District Voting, Electoral History, and Voter Registration The Candidates U.S. Representative Kendra Horn (D-Incumbent) State Senator Stephanie Bice (R) Campaign Issues Healthcare Education Campaign Strategy Finance Media and Positioning Election Results 9 Texas’s 21st–24th Congressional Districts: Texas Blues: Democrats’ Bid to Flip Texas Falls Short Key Races: Texas Districts 21, 22, 23, and 24 Candidates Campaign Nationalization Gendered, Racial, and Religious Dynamics Change and Continuity in Texas Congressional Elections Trump Coattails in Tejano Texas Conclusion 10 Virginia’s 7th Congressional District: Birth of a Bellwether About the District The Candidates Abigail Spanberger (Democrat, Incumbent) Nick Freitas (Republican) Campaign Issues Campaign Strategy Campaign Finance Election Results Freitas Misses a Filing Deadline (Again) Are 14,000 Ballots Worth $125? Spanberger’s Win in Historical Context Conclusion Part III U.S. Senate Case Studies 11 Alabama U.S. Senate Race: A Referendum on the Trump Presidency Alabama’s Political Environment Party Balance Demographics of the Electorate Electoral History The Candidates Doug Jones (Democrat—Incumbent) Roy Moore and the GOP Contenders Bradley Byrne (Republican) Jeff Sessions (Republican) Tommy Tuberville (Republican) The Results and the Runoff Campaign Issues Campaign Strategy Campaign Finances Election Results 12 Arizona U.S. Senate Race: McSally vs. Kelly—Veteran vs. Veteran, A Fight to the End Arizona Electorate—Demographics The Candidates Mark Kelly (Democrat) Martha McSally (Republican) Overcoming Obstacles Campaign Issues COVID-19 Second Amendment Healthcare Policy Campaign Strategy The Fight for Women’s Votes: A Gendered Campaign Offensive Comment Controversy Campaign Finance Election Results 13 Iowa U.S. Senate Campaign: Confirmation of Party Realignment in the Hawkeye State The State’s Political Environment The Candidates Joni Ernst (Republican) Theresa Greenfield (Democrat) Campaign Issues Political Ideology Trump and COVID-19 Debates Campaign Finance Campaign Strategy Election Results Past as Prologue? 14 Kansas U.S. Senate Campaign: An Open Seat, But Not Enough of an Opening for Democrats Setting the Stage: Kansas’s Political Environment and the Primaries Sam Brownback’s Experiment (2010–2018) Democratic Success in 2018 The Primaries: Republicans Choose a Candidate and Democrats Choose a Republican The Candidates Campaign Issues Healthcare and COVID-19 Second Amendment Issues National Politics: Trump, Pelosi, and the Supreme Court Campaign Fundraising and Strategy48 Kansas Money and Kansas Campaigns Outside Groups: National Parties and Super PACs Election Results Conclusion 15 Maine U.S. Senate Race: Independent-Minded Republican Senator Susan Collins Retains Her Seat with Crossover Appeal Political Characteristics Demography and Economics The Candidates Susan Collins (Republican, Incumbent) Sara Gideon (Democrat) Minor Party Candidates The Democratic Primary Campaign Issues The Postal Service Healthcare Policy Climate President Trump The Ginsburg Supreme Court Vacancy Campaign Strategy Public Image Debates Advertising, Finance, and Polling Election Results Part IV Roads Ahead 16 American Elections at a Crossroads: Lessons Learned and the Road Ahead Partisan Polarization The Republican Party Undermines Democracy Divergent Campaign Strategies and Unexpected Coattails Nationalization and Fundraising Futility Trumpism is Ascendent Campaign Racialization A Clean Election The 117th Congress and the Roads to 2022 Index