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- Introduction
- I. Constituency Service
- 1. Member Visibility and Member Images
- 2. The Nature of Constituency Service
- 3. Incentives for Serving the Constituency
- 4. Temporal Change in Constituency Service
- II. Constituent Response
- 5. Unraveling a Paradox
- 6. Member Behavior and Constituent Response
- 7. The Personal Vote
- III. The Larger Implications
- 8. Particular Interests and General Benefits
- 9. Implications for Political Institutions
- Appendix A. Coding Categories Equated in Comparisons of Open-ended Responses
- Appendix B. Problems of Comparability in Open-ended Questions about the Congressional Candidates
- Notes
- Index