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Randomized experiments from non-random selection in U.S. House elections
David S. Lee
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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Baseline Variables
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Causal Estimates
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Causal Inference
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Density Function
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Evaluation Challenges
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Incumbency
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Inherent Uncertainty
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Local Neighborhood
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Non-random Sampling
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Probability Distribution
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Random Chance
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Randomized Experiment
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Regression Discontinuity
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Regression Discontinuity Analysis
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Regression Discontinuity Design
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Treatment Evaluation
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Treatment Status
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U.S. House Elections
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Vote Counting
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Weaker Conditions
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Well-defined
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Causal Inference
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Density Function
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Probability Distribution
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Random Chance
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Regression Discontinuity Design
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