The Money Primary: The New Politics of the Early Presidential Nomination Process
Autor Michael J. Goffen Limba Engleză Paperback – 13 oct 2005
With the 2008 presidential nomination campaign approaching, this study's focus on the early campaigns in the 1988 and 2000 presidential races is all the more timely. These two presidential nomination campaigns are the only ones since the nominating reforms of the 1970's in which an incumbent president was not on the ballot - and 2008 is expected to be the third. If the early campaigns of 1988 and 2000 are a guide, the early campaign for 2008 will be in full swing by 2006, three years before Election Day 2008.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780742535688
ISBN-10: 0742535681
Pagini: 203
Dimensiuni: 148 x 226 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0742535681
Pagini: 203
Dimensiuni: 148 x 226 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield
Locul publicării:New York, United States
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Cuprins
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 "The Money Primary" in the Early Presidential Nomination Process
Chapter 3 The Early Presidential Nomination Campaign and Presidential Campaign Finance in the Political Science Literature
Chapter 4 Research Plan and Methodology for Examining "The Money Primary"
Chapter 5 The Cases of 1988 and 2000: The Two All Non-Incumbent Presidential Nomination Races of the Post-Reform Era
Chapter 6 Early Campaign Fund-Raising Success and Candidate Viability
Chapter 7 Media Coverage of Campaign Fund-Raising and Candidate Viability
Chapter 8 "The Money Primary" and Presidential Selection
Chapter 9 Afterword: New Directions for Presidential Nomination Reform
Chapter 2 "The Money Primary" in the Early Presidential Nomination Process
Chapter 3 The Early Presidential Nomination Campaign and Presidential Campaign Finance in the Political Science Literature
Chapter 4 Research Plan and Methodology for Examining "The Money Primary"
Chapter 5 The Cases of 1988 and 2000: The Two All Non-Incumbent Presidential Nomination Races of the Post-Reform Era
Chapter 6 Early Campaign Fund-Raising Success and Candidate Viability
Chapter 7 Media Coverage of Campaign Fund-Raising and Candidate Viability
Chapter 8 "The Money Primary" and Presidential Selection
Chapter 9 Afterword: New Directions for Presidential Nomination Reform
Recenzii
Most observers of presidential elections in the United States know that the ability to raise campaign funds has a direct bearing on the ability to get elected. But how many people understand how early the money chase has to begin? Michael Goff's, The Money Primary makes an important contribution to our understanding of the role of money in politics by showing how fund-raising plays a critical role in defining the field of candidates long before primary voters can have their voices heard. Anyone whohas wondered what it really takes to be a viable candidate for the nomination would benefit from reading The Money Primary.
This is a very thoughtful, readable analysis of early presidential campaigning as well as a welcome update concerning early money and media attention. . . . Recommended.
As front-loading and ever-increasing dependence on campaign cash redefine the nature and length of presidential campaigning, Michael Goff has presented a solid first attempt at explaining how presidential candidates maneuver themselves to positions of competitiveness in the early days of presidential elections. The Money Primary is a good piece of preliminary research into an area of increasing importance. Goff's conclusions, particularly that campaign finance reforms have counterintuitively made primaries less democratic, are challenging and evidently correct.
The year before the presidential election has become a private referendum in which the wealthiest Americans substantially pre-select and pre-determine who our next President will be. Roughly ninety percent of maximum contributions to candidates are given the year before the election, and the hottest candidate in the check-writing sweepstakes is deemed 'worthy' by the major media via hundreds of news stories and the crowning buzzword, 'momentum.' All others are dubbed losers before the first votes are cast in Iowa and New Hampshire. Michael Goff's important new book, The Money Primary, examines how the early presidential nomination process has become distorted, and what it means for our democracy.
This is a very thoughtful, readable analysis of early presidential campaigning as well as a welcome update concerning early money and media attention. . . . Recommended.
As front-loading and ever-increasing dependence on campaign cash redefine the nature and length of presidential campaigning, Michael Goff has presented a solid first attempt at explaining how presidential candidates maneuver themselves to positions of competitiveness in the early days of presidential elections. The Money Primary is a good piece of preliminary research into an area of increasing importance. Goff's conclusions, particularly that campaign finance reforms have counterintuitively made primaries less democratic, are challenging and evidently correct.
The year before the presidential election has become a private referendum in which the wealthiest Americans substantially pre-select and pre-determine who our next President will be. Roughly ninety percent of maximum contributions to candidates are given the year before the election, and the hottest candidate in the check-writing sweepstakes is deemed 'worthy' by the major media via hundreds of news stories and the crowning buzzword, 'momentum.' All others are dubbed losers before the first votes are cast in Iowa and New Hampshire. Michael Goff's important new book, The Money Primary, examines how the early presidential nomination process has become distorted, and what it means for our democracy.