INDEX 723 GULATI, GIRISH J., “Revisiting the Link Between Electoral Competition and Policy Extrem- ism in the U.S. Congress,” 495. GURIAN, PAUL-HENRI, see Haynes, A. A. HANMER, MICHAEL J., and MICHAEL W. TRAUGOTT, “The Impact if Voting by Mail on Voter Behavior,” 375. HANSFORD, THOMAS G., “Lobbying Strategies, Venue Selection, and Organized Interest Involvement at the U.S. Supreme Court,” 170. HAYNES, AUDREY A., PAUL-HENRI GURIAN, MICHAEL H. CRESPIN, and CHRISTOPHER ZORN, “The Calculus of Concession: Media Coverage and the Dynamics of Winnowing in Presidential Nominations,” 310. HEANEY, MICHAEL T., “Outside the Issue Niche: The Multidimensionality of Interest Group Identity,” 611. HIBBING, JOHN R., and JAMES T. SMITH, “Is It the Middle That Is Frustrated? Americans’ Ideological Positions and Governmental Trust,” 652. HOOD, M. V., III, QUENTIN KIDD, and IRWIN L. MORRIS, “The Reintroduction of the Elephas Maximus to the Southern United States: The Rise of Republican State Parties, 1960- 2000,” 68. JACKSON, DAVID J., see Biglaiser, G. KANG, JOOHYUN, see Mondak, J. J. KELLY, NATHAN J., “Does Politics Really Matter? Policy and Government’s Equalizing Influ- ence in the United States,” 264. KENNEY, PATRICK J., see Fridkin, K. L. KIDD, QUENTIN, see Hood, M. V. LAD, SUNEET P., see Cho, W. K. T. LEWIS, CHRISTOPHER J., see Mondak, J. J. LIU, BAODONG, and JAMES M. VANDERLEEUW, “Economic Development Priorities and Central-City and Suburb Differences,” 698. LONG, J. OLYN, see Mondak, J. J. McCLURG, SCOTT D., “Indirect Mobilization: The Social Consequences of Party Contacts in an Election Campaign.” 406. MONDAK, JEFFREY J., CHRISTOPHER J. LEWIS, JASON C. SIDES, JOOHYUN KANG, and J. OLYN LONG, “Presidential Source Cues and Policy Appraisals, 1981-20007" 219. MORRIS, IRWIN L., see Hood, M. V. NADEAU, RICHARD, RICHARD G. NIEMI, HAROLD W. STANLEY, and JEAN- FRANCOIS GODBOUT, “Class, Party, and South/Non-South Differences: An Update,” 52. NICHOLSON-CROTTY, SEAN, see Grossback, L. J. NIEMI, RICHARD G., see Nadeau, R. NOKKEN, TIMOTHY P., see Goodman, C. NOWNES, ANTHONY J., see Cooper, C. A. OREY, BYRON D’ANDRA, “White Racial Attitudes and Support for the Mississippi State Flag” [Research Note], 102. PEAKE, JEFFREY S., see Biglaiser, G. PETERSON, DAVID A. M., see Grossback, L. J. ROMERO, DAVID W., “The Prospects-Based Dynamics of the House Candidacy Decision,” 119. SAUNDERS, KYLE L., and ALAN I. ABRAMOWITZ, “Ideological Realignment and Active Partisans in the American Electorate,” 285. SIDES, JASON C., see Mondak, J. J. SMITH, JAMES T., see Hibbing, J. R. 724 AMERICAN POLITICS RESEARCH / NOVEMBER 2004 SPILL, RORIE L., see Bratton, K. A. STANLEY, HAROLD W., see Nadeau, R. THERIAULT, SEAN M., “Public Pressure and Punishment in the Politics of Congressional Pay Raises,” 444. TRAUGOTT, MICHAEL W., see Hanmer, M. J. VANDERLEEUW, JAMES M., see Liu, B. ZORN, CHRISTOPHER, see Haynes, A. A. Articles: “Are Federal Programs Immortal? Estimating the Hazard of Program Termination,” Corder, 3. “Back on Track: Support for Presidential Trade Authority in the House of Representatives,” Biglaiser et al., 679. “The Calculus of Concession: Media Coverage and the Dynamics of Winnowing in Presidential Nominations,” Haynes et al., 310. “Class, Party, and South/Non-South Differences: An Update,” Nadeau et al., 52. “Do Negative Messages Work? The Impact of Negativity on Citizens’ Evaluations of Candi- dates,” Fridkin and Kenney, 570. “Does Politics Really Matter? Policy and Government’s Equalizing Influence in the United States,” Kelly, 264. “Economic Development Priorities and Central-City and Suburb Differences,” Liu and Vanderleeuw, 698. “Freshman Republicans and the 1996 Election: The Influence of Congressional Seniority on Voting for the House,” Born. “Gone Public: The Impact of Going Public on Presidential Legislative Success,” Barrett, 338. “Ideological Realignment and Active Partisans in the American Electorate,’ Saunders and Abramowitz, 285. “Ideology and Learning in Policy Diffusion,” Grossback et al., 521. “Subcontinental Divide: Asian Indians and Asian American Politics,’ Cho and Lad, 239. “The Impact if Voting by Mail on Voter Behavior,” Hanmer and Traugott, 375. “Indirect Mobilization: The Social Consequences of Party Contacts in an Election Campaign,” McClurg, 406. “Is It the Middle That Is Frustrated? Americans’ Ideological Positions and Governmental Trust,” Hibbing and Smith, 652. “Lame-Duck Legislators and Consideration of the Ship Subsidy Bill of 19227” Goodman and Nokken, 465. “Lobbying Strategies, Venue Selection, and Organized Interest Involvement at the U.S. Supreme Court,” Hansford, 170. “Money Well Spent? An Experimental Investigation of the Effects of Advertorials on Citizen Opinion,” Cooper and Nownes, 546. “Moving Up the Judicial Ladder: The Nomination of State Supreme Court Justices to the Federal Courts,” Bratton and Spill, 198. “Outside the Issue Niche: The Multidimensionality of Interest Group Identity,’. Heaney, 611. “Presidential Source Cues and Policy Appraisals, 198 1-2000;" Mondak et al., 219. “The Prospects-Based Dynamics of the House Candidacy Decision,” Romero, 119. “Public Pressure and Punishment in the Politics of Congressional Pay Raises,” Theriault, 444. “The Reintroduction of the Elephas Maximus to the Southern United States: The Rise of Repub- lican State Parties, 1960-2000," Hood et al., 68. INDEX = 725 “Revisiting the Link Between Electoral Competition and Policy Extremism in the U.S. Con- gress,” Gulati, 495. “Understanding Institutional Change: Legislative Staff Development and the State Policy- making Environment,” Grossback and Peterson, 26. Research Note: “White Racial Attitudes and Support for the Mississippi State Flag;’ Orey, 102.