Confirmation Gridlock is a political-institutional phenomenon characterized by the systematic and prolonged obstruction of appointment confirmations within a legislative body, distinguishing it from temporary delays or routine procedural hurdles by reflecting deep partisan polarization or structural dysfunction in the confirmation process.
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Silvia Console-Battilana, Kenneth A. Shepsle · Journal of Theoretical Politics · 2009 · 13 citations · Full text
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