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Acknowledgments Prologue
1. The Reasoning Voter
2. Acquiring Data: The Process of Becoming Informed
3. Going without Data: Information Shortcuts
4. Going beyond the Data: Evidence and Inference in Voting
5. Attributable Benefits and Political Symbols
6. Expectations and Reassessments: Surges and Declines in Presidential Primaries
7. The Democratic Primaries of 1976: Watergate and the Rise of Jimmy Carter
8. The Republican Primaries of 1980: George Bush, Ronald Reagan, and the Legacy of '76
9. The Fight to Redirect the Democratic Coalition in 1984
10. Conclusion Notes Biography Index
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Renee Snoddy
reviewed The Reasoning Voter: Communication and Persuasion in Presidential Campaigns on May 20, 2007
The Reasoning Voter
A really good read. Prof. Popkin does an excellent job of analyzing the way political campaigns work and how voters use them to make their decisions. He also addresses a lot of complaints about modern political campaigns and suggests what reforms might help and which are based on incorrect understandings of the political process. It does feel somewhat dated, especially when it comes to the examples, but that's pretty inevitable since the book came out in 1994. Still, despite the age I think it is a worthwhile read for thinking about elections.
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