Presidential popularity and presidential vote

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Abstract

The president's popularity rating is highly predictive of his vote share in a reelection bid, especially when popularity is assessed in June of that year. This June popularity-vote model predicts about as well as the Gallup final preelection poll, and a 50 percent approval rating will ensure reelection. © 1982 by The Trustees of Columbia University.

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Lewis-beck, M. S., & Rice, T. W. (1982). Presidential popularity and presidential vote. Public Opinion Quarterly, 46(4), 534–537. https://doi.org/10.1086/268750

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