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Several puzzles remain unresolved by the unified model. The first is why legislators have noncentrist preferences in the first place. The unified model, because it begins with a legislative session, takes preferences as initial conditions, so it is unsuited to explaining this puzzle. Second, while the model focuses on explaining polarization in the House of Representatives, the Senate too has become more polarized. Finally, it remains to be seen what will happen to the divisions among congressional Republicans as the legislative agenda shifts back to an agenda under unified government. Moving forward, spatial models of elections must consider the institutional rules of the office being sought, and explore alternative structures. Party scholars must also rethink the role of parties in representation if their primary purpose is to prevent responsiveness to legislators’ constituents.
Title: Conclusions
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Several puzzles remain unresolved by the unified model.
The first is why legislators have noncentrist preferences in the first place.
The unified model, because it begins with a legislative session, takes preferences as initial conditions, so it is unsuited to explaining this puzzle.
Second, while the model focuses on explaining polarization in the House of Representatives, the Senate too has become more polarized.
Finally, it remains to be seen what will happen to the divisions among congressional Republicans as the legislative agenda shifts back to an agenda under unified government.
Moving forward, spatial models of elections must consider the institutional rules of the office being sought, and explore alternative structures.
Party scholars must also rethink the role of parties in representation if their primary purpose is to prevent responsiveness to legislators’ constituents.
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