Members of the U.S. Senate do not respond equally to the views of all their constituents, according to research to be published in Political Research Quarterly next month. Senators overall represent their wealthiest constituents, while those on bottom…
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h/t to Dan Lynch for reminding me of this study that was came out in 2013.
Move along Now! Nothing to see here!
It makes perfect intuitive sense, with longer terms and more concentrated power that the Senate would be less responsive to the electorate.
I'd expect the House does the people's business more inclusively. The Representatives take extreme positions and vote on measures that would never pass the Senate simply to placate supporters. Maybe they will do another analysis of Representatives voting records.
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