The best candidate : presidential nomination in polarized times

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The best candidate : presidential nomination in polarized times

edited by Eugene D. Mazo, Michael R. Dimino

Cambridge University Press, 2020

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • Presidential selection : historical, institutional, and democratic perspectives / James A. Gardner
  • The historical development of the U.S. presidential nomination process / Richard H. Pildes
  • Constitutional Law and the presidential nomination process / Richard Briffault
  • Winnowing and endorsing : separating the two distinct functions of party primaries / Edward B. Foley
  • Simplifying presidential primaries / Derek T. Muller
  • The case for standardizing primary voter eligibility rules / Michael R. Dimino
  • Primary Day : why presidential nominees should be chosen on a single day / Eugene D. Mazo
  • A eulogy for caucuses / Sean J. Wright
  • Floor fight : protecting the national party conventions from manipulation / Michael T. Morley
  • A better financing system? The death and possible rebirth of the presidential nomination public financing program / Richard Briffault
  • Campaign finance deregulation and the hyperpolarization of presidential nominations in the Super PAC era / Michael S. Kang
  • Democratizing the presidential debates / Ann M. Ravel and Charlotte Hill
  • The influence of technology on presidential primary campaigns / Anthony J. Gaughan
  • Women and the presidency / Cynthia Richie Terrell
  • The nomination of presidential candidates by minor political parties / Richard Winger
  • Reforming the presidential nominating process : a curmudgeon's view / Bradley A. Smith

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