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First published 2025-3

Anchoring or Expanding? Gender and Judicial Nominations

Jonathan M. King, Jessica A. Schoenherr, Ian Ostrander

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2010-7

Counting Congress In: Patterns of Success in Judicial Nomination Requests by Members of Congress to Presidents Eisenhower and Ford

Brandon Rottinghaus, Chris Nicholson

American Politics Research

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First published 2017-4

Storable votes and judicial nominations in the US Senate

Alessandra Casella, Sébastien Turban, Gregory Wawro

Journal of Theoretical Politics

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First published 2025-11

Quick to Judge? Confirmation by Cloture in the Post-Nuclear Senate

Jonathan M. King, Ian Ostrander

American Politics Research

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First published 2023-1

Going Nuclear: Federalist Society Affiliated Judicial Nominees’ Prospects and a New Era of Confirmation Politics 1

Christine C. Bird, Zachary A. McGee

American Politics Research

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First published 1984-04

Judicial Selection Systems and Nomination Outcomes

Elliot E. Slotnick

American Politics Research

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First published 2023-1

Change and Continuity in Citizens’ Evaluations of Supreme Court Nominees

Richard L. Vining, Rachel Bitecofer

American Politics Research

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First published 2023-12

How You Rate Depends on Who Investigates: Partisan Bias in ABA Ratings of US Courts of Appeals Nominees,1958–2020

James A. Sieja

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2016-12

Confirmation Wars,Legislative Time,and Collateral Damage

Anthony J. Madonna, James E. Monogan, Richard L. Vining

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2017-6

How Political Signals Affect Public Support for Judicial Nominations

Maya Sen

Political Research Quarterly

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