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Dr. Oz should be worried – voters punish ‘carpetbaggers,’ and new research shows why
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| A Fetterman campaign billboard on the New Jersey/Pennsylvania border. Fetterman campaign/Twitter |
Fetterman has run ad after ad using Oz’s own words to highlight his deep Jersey roots. His campaign started a petition to nominate Oz for the New Jersey Hall of Fame. Fetterman even enlisted very-Jersey celebrities like Snooki of “Jersey Shore” to draw attention to his charge that Oz is a carpetbagger in the Pennsylvania race: a candidate with no authentic connection to an area, who moved there for the sole purpose of political ambition.
Fetterman’s attacks against Oz may be entertaining, but they aren’t unprecedented. Such characterizations can be helpful in elections.
Sen. Jon Tester, a Democrat, won a tight race in Montana in 2018 in part by dubbing his out-of-town opponent “Maryland Matt.” Democrat Joe Manchin has held on for so long to a Senate seat in a deep red state by “play[ing] up his West Virginia roots.” Meanwhile, Maine Democrat (and native Rhode Islander) Sara Gideon got caught – and derided for – sporting a Patagonia fleece in a state that famously is home to L.L. Bean. She lost to Maine native Susan Collins in the 2020 Senate race even as Joe Biden carried the state by nine points.
Given how heavily defined modern congressional elections are by partisanship and by the increasing focus on national rather than local issues, is this kind of messaging actually effective as a campaign strategy?
Do voters really still punish carpetbaggers and reward candidates with deep ties to their districts?
| Sen. Jon Tester, a Democrat, talks with state basketball champions at the Crow Fair in Crow Agency, Montana, on Aug. 19, 2018. Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call |
New research from my upcoming book, “Home Field Advantage,” shows that the answer is an emphatic “yes.”
In the book, I created a “Local Roots Index” for each modern member of the U.S. House of Representatives to measure how deeply rooted they are in the geography of the districts they represent.
The index pulled from decades of geographic data about members’ pre-Congress lives, including whether they were born in their home district, went to school there or owned a local business.
High index scores meant members had most or all of these life experiences within the boundaries of their district; low scores meant they had little to no local life experience in their district.
I found that members of Congress with higher Local Roots Index scores perform far better in their elections than their more “carpetbagging” colleagues without local roots in their districts. Deeply rooted members are twice as likely to run unopposed in their primary elections, and they significantly outperform their party’s presidential nominees in their districts. They win more elections by bigger margins and don’t need to spend as much money to notch their victories.
Why do voters respond positively to deeply rooted candidates and negatively to their carpetbagging counterparts?
One explanation is that deep roots offer candidates a number of practical campaign benefits. A deeply rooted candidate tends to have more intimate knowledge of the district, including its electorate, its economy and industries, its unique culture and its political climate. Deeply rooted candidates also enjoy naturally higher name recognition in the community, more extensive social and political networks and greater access to local donors and vendors for their campaigns.
Other work has theorized that local roots help candidates tap into a shared identity with their voters that is less tangible but meaningful. Scholars like Kal Munis have shown that when voters have strong psychological attachments to a particular place, it has major impacts on voting behavior. And in a recent survey I conducted with David Fontana, we found that voters consistently rated homegrown U.S. Senate candidates as more relatable and trustworthy, and cast votes for them at higher rates.
Just as you’d trust a true born-and-raised local to give you advice about where to eat in town over someone who just moved there, so too do voters trust deeply rooted candidates to represent them in Washington.
| Founding father James Madison believed that political representatives should have an ‘intimate sympathy’ with the people. DeAgostini/Getty Images |
On the one hand, it’s natural to wonder whether the flood of media and campaign attention to Oz’s residency status is distracting from a discussion of more pressing issues like the economy, climate change and the state of American democracy.
There’s also a reasonable concern that a healthy attachment to one’s home place could cross the line into outright nativism and unfair vilification of “outsiders” and immigrants.
On the other hand, the framers of the Constitution devised – for better or worse – a geographically focused system of elections and representation. Party is important, but places are different from each other even if they have similar partisan makeups – think San Francisco and New York City – and have different needs. This means having members of Congress who have lived in and understand the place they are elected to represent.
As a result, shared local ties could also serve as a line of defense against steadily declining levels of trust in government and politicians. Perhaps locally rooted representation can help imbue a sense of what James Madison and Alexander Hamilton called an “intimate sympathy” with the people – and reinvigorate faith in public officials and institutions.
Charles R. Hunt, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Boise State University
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.
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Baton Rouge Historic Homes
Do you recognize that Baton Rouge is split right into churches instead of areas? With the city’s bountiful share of old frameworks, taking a trip to Baton Rouge is like taking a journey down memory lane.
When we talk regarding Baton Rouge historical houses, the Magnolia Mound Plantation covers the checklist. For even more info on this substantial tourist attraction, see its internet site at www.magnoliamound.org.
Notable amongst the Baton Rouge historical houses is the Nottoway Plantation. Done in 1859, Nottoway Plantation has several features which were uncommon back after that.
Referred to as the earliest hacienda residence ever before tape-recorded in the Mississippi, the Destrehan Plantation has actually sustained both early american and also civil battles and also has actually hung on to its elegance considering that its facility in 1787. For instructions and also company hrs, gain access to its web site www.destrehanplantation.org.
The San Francisco Plantation is undoubtedly one of the most genuinely-restored as well as special amongst the Baton Rouge historical houses in regards to layout and also shade. Built in 1856, this preferred site is residence to an 1830 Slave Cabin, an 1840 Schoolhouse, as well as a Museum Store, all positioned under 3-century old Oak trees. For excursion timetables, go to www.sanfranciscoplantation.org.
Myrtles Plantation is not just amongst the popular Baton Rouge historical residences, however is additionally referred to as among the nation’s “Most Haunted Homes”. Integrated in 1796, this greater than 2-century old hacienda possesses its 120-foot terrace, French home furnishings, crystal light fixture, hand-painted glass, and also its ghosts. To understand even more regarding it, check out www.myrtlesplantation.com.
Excursions on Laura Plantation were when thought about as the “Best History Tour in United States”. Built in 1805, its 12 structures consist of salve quarters and also talk much regarding Creole individuals: lives of its females, youngsters, and also servants. For additional information, look into www.lauraplantation.org.
Or else called the “Grand Dame of the Great River Road”, the Oak Alley Plantation can be gotten to after travelling through a quarter of a mile of large old oak tree cover which causes this antebellum residence. For information concerning lodgings as well as scenic tours, browse through www.oakalleyplantation.com.
Baton Rouge historical houses do not just offer to inform us of the city’s abundant past, however they exist to offer us with something to encourage our creative imaginations with.
When we talk regarding Baton Rouge historical houses, the Magnolia Mound Plantation covers the checklist. Significant amongst the Baton Rouge historical residences is the Nottoway Plantation. The San Francisco Plantation is undoubtedly the most genuinely-restored and also one-of-a-kind amongst the Baton Rouge historical houses in terms of style as well as shade. Myrtles Plantation is not just amongst the popular Baton Rouge historical residences, however is additionally understood as one of the nation’s “Most Haunted Homes”. Trips on Laura Plantation were as soon as thought about as the “Best History Tour in United States”.
Do you own a cat, or does a cat own you? – Funny Cats and Humans
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