Senate Elections. (book reviews)

This is a curious book. It is about elections but not primarily about voters. It is published by a university press and has some findings that will be of interest to the scholarly community, yet its primary audience seems to be advanced undergraduates. It acknowledges that we know a great deal about Congressional elections but rarely cites other works (particularly those on Senate contests).

Alan I. Abramowitz and Jeffrey A. Segal pull together much of their important work on Senate elections in this volume. They show that Senate challengers are better known than their House ...

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