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presidential success score: a standalone construct

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Executive politics

the share of roll-call votes on which the chief executive's stated position wins, used to explain executive influence in the legislature by partisan and ideological alignment.

In executive politics, presidential success score refers to the share of roll-call votes on which the chief executive's stated position wins, used to explain executive influence in the legislature by partisan and ideological alignment. This meaning comes from Bond (1990) in The president in the legislative arena.[1]

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Bond, J. R. (1990). The president in the legislative arena. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226064109

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