The past four decades have seen Congress transformed into polarized camps of conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats. Given that Federal judges are nominated by partisans, have they become polarized as well? In new research which draws on a dataset of 90,000 federal district court cases over 80 years, Marc A. Sennewald, Kenneth L. Manning, and Robert A. Carp, that […]
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