Electoral Mandates is a political theory construct that identifies the perceived authorization granted by voters to a winning candidate or party through an election, distinguishing it from mere electoral victory by implying a duty to implement specific policy commitments.
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Congress, The Electoral Connection
Michael J. Ross, David R. Mayhew · The Western Political Quarterly · 1975 · 4.2K citations
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