Not all Policy Losses Are the Same: How Judge–Public Co‐Partisanship Shapes Public Perceptions of the Court following a Judicial Policy Loss
We examine how judge–public co‐partisanship conditions the effects of policy losses on approval of the court and perceptions of the court as political and legal. We use a repeated measure vignette experiment to examine the within‐respondent change in court approval and perceptions of the court as political...