Midterm elections have forced presidents to adjust course, reshaped
their relationship with the party they lead, and heralded the rise
or fall of new electoral coalitions. This book presents a fresh
perspective on the American presidency by analysing how midterms
modify in crucial ways the mandate that a president gained at the
time of their election to the White House. Midterms not only
provide an important opportunity for voters to evaluate the record
of a president so far, but also have consequences for an
administration's pursuit of the president's agenda over the two
years that follow. Bringing together political scientists and
historians, this collection presents a multidisciplinary
understanding of the interplay between midterm elections and the
American presidency.Patrick Andelic is Senior Lecturer in American
History at Northumbria University.
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