The last hurrah?
Subtitle: soft money and issue advocacy in the 2002 congressional elections
By: David B. Magleby, J. Quin Monson, editors
Contributors: Magleby, David B; Monson, J. Quin
Publisher: Brookings Institution Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: United States. -- Congress -- Elections, 2002 -- Case studies; Campaign funds -- United States; Pressure groups -- United States
Description: Annotation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The importance of outside money in the 2002 Congressional elections / David B. Magleby; title: Party money in the 2002 Congressional elections / David B. Magleby and Nicole Carlisle Squires; title: Interest-group electioneering in the 2002 Congressional elections / David B. Magleby and Jonathan W. Tanner; title: Get on TeleVision vs. Get on the Van : GOTV and the ground war in 2002 / J. Quin Monson; title: From intensity to tragedy : the Minnesota U.S. Senate race / William H. Flanigan...[et. al.]; title: Battle for the bases : the Missouri U.S. Senate race / Martha Kropf...[et. al.]; title: The more you spend, the less they listen : the South Dakota U.S. Senate race / John Bart and James Meader; title: Strings attatched : outside money in Colorado's Seventh District / Daniel A. Smith; title: Incumbent vs. incumbent in Connecticut's Fifth District / Sandra M. Anglund and Sarah M. Morehouse; title: When incumbents clash, fundamentals matter : Pennsylvania Seventeen / Stephen K. Medvic and Matthew M. Schousen; title: When redistricting means never having to say you're sorry : Utah's Second District / Kelly D. Patterson; title: The consequences of noncandidate spending, with a look to the future / David B. Magleby and J. Quin Monson; title: Appendixes. A. Studying the noncandidate campaign : case study and survey methodology. B. Interviews conducted by CSED researchers