Are Supreme Court Nominations a Move-the-Median Game? – ERRATUM

Charles M. Cameron and Jonathan P. Kastellec

American Political Science Review, 2017, vol. 111, issue 2, 436-437

Abstract: The above paper (Cameron, C.M. and Kastellec, J.P. 2016) was published with a few errors. Figure 2 and some accompanying text is incorrect. These errors do not affect the discussion of the predicted locations of nominee ideology—instead, the published version sometimes characterizes nominees as moving-the-median when in fact they do not (they also do not affect any of the empirical tests in the article). This mischaracterization occurs for the position-taking senators and mixed-motivations model—for the court-outcome and nearly court-outcome models, Figure 2 and the accompanying text are unchanged. We regret the errors.

Date: 2017
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