Partisan Representation is a form of legislative representation in which elected officials prioritize the interests, ideologies, and policy preferences of their political party over other considerations, thereby distinguishing it from trustee, delegate, or descriptive models of representation.
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Lawrence Ezrow, Catherine E. De Vries, Marco R. Steenbergen et al. · Party Politics · 2010 · 381 citations
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