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The Electoral Costs of Exclusion: Women’s Candidate Placement and Party Performance
Political elites continue to behave as if including women in electable positions is electorally risky, despite growing evidence of voter support for gender-inclusive representation. This paper advances a theory of the electoral costs of exclusion, arguing that continued exclusion can become electora
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