Hi again-in going over this again, I realized that I don't need an index
for 02 because, well, none should exist due to redistricting.
Therefore, if anyone has the Gelman-King index for 04, please let me
know.  I have a student working on it right now, but can save him the
trouble if someone already has it.

 

Thanks again--Dan

 

Daniel E. Ponder, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Political Science

Drury University

312 Burnham Hall

Department of History, Political Science, and Geography

900 N. Benton

Springfield, MO  65802

Phone: 417.873.7394

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From: Daniel E. Ponder 
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 6:42 PM
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Subject: Incumbency Index

 

Hi all--

 

Does anyone have the Gelman-King incumbency index for 2002 and 2004?  I
have searched high and low, and most things stop in 2000.   I am
creating a data set for 2006, but could use these for comparative
purposes.

 

Any help at all is appreciated.

 

Many thanks--

 

Dan Ponder

 

Daniel E. Ponder, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Political Science

Department of History, Political Science, and Geography

Drury University

312 Burnham Hall

900 N. Benton

Springfield, MO  65802

417.873.7394

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