Roll-Call Vote Analysis is a quantitative method in political science that systematically examines individual legislators' voting behavior on roll-call votes to assess party discipline, legislative cohesion, and deviations from group preferences within a deliberative assembly.
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Patterns of Congressional Voting
Keith T. Poole, Howard L. Rosenthal · American Journal of Political Science · 1991 · 811 citations
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