The Last Hurrah? Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Congressional Elections

Preface

1. THE IMPORTANCE OF OUTSIDE MONEY IN THE 2002 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS by David B. Magleby

2. PARTY MONEY IN THE 2002 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS by David B. Magleby and Nicole Carlisle Squires

3. INTEREST-GROUP ELECTIONEERING IN THE 2002 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS by David B. Magleby and Jonathan W. Tanner

4. GET ON TELEVISION VS. GET ON THE VAN: GOTV AND THE BROUND WAR IN 2002 by J. Quin Monson

5. FROM INTENSITY TO TRAGEDY: THE MINNESOTA U.S. SENATE RACE by William H. Flanigan, Joanne M. Miller, Jennifer L. Williams, and Nancy H. Zingale

6. BATTLE FOR THE BASES: THE MISSOURI U.S. SENATE RACE by Martha Kropf, E. Terrence Jones, Matt McLaughlin, and Dale Neuman

7. THE MORE YOU SPEND, THE LESS THEY LISTEN: THE SOUTH DAKOTA U.S. SENATE RACE by John Bart and James Meader

8. STRINGS ATTACHED: OUTSIDE MONEY IN COLORADO'S SEVENTH DISTRICT by Daniel A. Smith

9. INCUMBENT VS. INBUMBENT IN CONNECTICUT'S FIFTH DISTRICT by Sandra M. Anglund and Sarah M. Morehouse

10. WHEN INCUMBENTS CLASH, FUNDAMENTALS MATTER: PENNSYLVANIA SEVENTEEN by Stephen K. Medvic and Matthew M. Schousen

11. WHEN REDISTRICING MEANS NEVER HAVING TO SAY YOU'RE SORRY: UTAH'S SECOND DISTRICT by Kelly D. Patterson

12. THE CONSEQUENCES OF NONCANDIDATE SPENDING, WITH A LOOK TO THE FUTURE by David B. Magleby and J. Quin Monson

Appendixes:

A. Studying the Noncandidate Campaign: Case Study and Survey Methodology, by J. Quin Monson and Stephanie Perry Curtis

B. Interviews Conducted by CSED Researchers

Contributors

Index