About the Author
This is the author's full name
Who is James E. Campbell?
This the part of the book the author introduces his starting points
What is Part 1?
This hypothesis focuses on independents
What is hypothesis 1?
This is where the author concludes his methods
What is the conclusion?
This is the title of the book we are presenting on
What is The Presidential Pulse of Congressional Elections?
This is where the hypotheses are
What is Part 2?
This hypothesis focuses on advantaged partisans
What is hypothesis 2?
This is where national evidence is examined
What is national elections?
In this year the book was published
When is 1997?
This Part of the book the author explains his Revised theory of Surge and Decline
What is Part 2?
This hypothesis focuses on disadvantaged partisans?
This is where voter behavior is recognized
What is the electorate?
In this year James retired
When is 2022?
This is Eisenhower's Landslide victory
What is Part 2?
Independents contribute to the electoral change through which variable
What is change in vote choice?
This is where local facts such as incumbency and district partisanship is explained
What is congressional districts?
This was the University that James was working at when this book was published
What is Louisiana State University?
This is where the author explains the original theory of surge and decline
What is Part 1?
Hypothesis 2 and 3 Focus on what rather than vote choice
What is Turnout?
This is were Campbell discusses the implications of the pulse
What is the conclusion?