Candidate Ideology Perceptions is a construct in political science that denotes the voter-formed cognitive assessments of a political candidate’s ideological positioning, distinguished by its reliance on public opinion data and perceptual inference rather than objective policy records or official statements.
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Mapping the Ideological Marketplace
Adam Bonica · American Journal of Political Science · 2013 · 677 citations
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