Franking Privilege is an institutional entitlement granted to incumbent officeholders, constituting a subset of incumbency advantages, that permits them to send official correspondence to constituents via postal mail at public expense, thereby enabling cost-free communication that enhances constituent service and fosters voter recognition.
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The Unreserved Frankness of Privilege
Eric F. F. Bishop · The Bible Translator · 1967 · 16 citations
The Electoral Impact of Franked Congressional Mail
Albert D. Cover · Polity · 1985 · 14 citations
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- EFEric F. F. Bishop
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- American Political Science Review
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- University of Pennsylvania Law Review
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