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Assuming that Members of Parliament (MC) are enthusiastic re-elections, MC expects to invest a lot of resources in three basic activities. Statement (special policy, pork, case work etc etc) from the advertisement (postage, ribbon cut ceremony, speech, interview etc.) and position (instead of changing policies, use roll call voting and speeches to express a popular position )

Mayhew is not actually claiming that MC is motivated only by re - election, but his aim is simply to guess what we expect if this assumption is true.

This is an analysis of the early and rational choice of parliamentary elections. Mayhew put himself in a lively "economic" school (not an early social school). See Fenno (1978) for possible effects of re-election incentives. For an overview of research on long-standing parliamentary elections since Mayhew's book, see Jacobson (2004).

Others like Finno detail several goals, but if you want to achieve other goals, you have to be reelected.

Studies on the US Congress need to focus on individuals, not political parties and other individuals.

Members often face the risk of failure (both in elementary schools and general elections) and believe that they have the ability to improve their opportunities.

Two themes: a) Congressional organization fulfills the needs of its members very well, and b) Fulfilling the needs of elections requires minimal zero-sum conflict between members

There are three structural units. Congressional office, committee and political party. Establish a committee (very professional) to help provide credit. Parties need not to take a "wrong" position, so parties do not have a solidity

Policy functions: 1) to express public opinion, 2) to deal with component requirements, 3) legislation and supervision. From the legislative and supervisory point of view, members can be placed, not passed or implemented, unless there are special advantages. Members do not need to worry about legislation as revenue is for positions. Results include delay, specialty, organizational, symbolic, and simple and direct actions that everyone can understand.

How does Congress go on? The Controlling Committee and the party leader will take actions so that personal interests will not harm the entire enterprise. They receive internal benefits (as opposed to the benefits of elections)

Mayhew believes that the party will definitely never be unitary unless some members want the leaders of the party to compel unified policies. But later, please refer to the study on Congressional governance (Cox and McCubbins 1993 and 2005; Aldrich 1995; etc).

When discussing the control committee and leader, Mayhew negotiated in the form of "parliament" or "party" although it was out of personal attention.

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