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cue-taking: a standalone construct

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Legislative studies

legislators' reliance on voting signals from trusted colleagues, party leaders or delegations when deciding roll-call votes with limited information.

In legislative studies, cue-taking refers to legislators' reliance on voting signals from trusted colleagues, party leaders or delegations when deciding roll-call votes with limited information. This meaning comes from Matthews (1975) in Yeas and nays.[1]

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References

Matthews, D. R. (1975). Yeas and nays. Wiley-Interscience. ISBN 9780471576952

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