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Recovering Collective Structure in Congressional Voting: A Fused Latent Factor and Network Approach
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Congressional voting reflects collective behavior structured by chamber-wide patterns such as partisanship and relational patterns among particular subsets of legislators, including factions and coalitions. Yet latent factor frameworks that dominate roll call analysis assume conditional independence
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