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3.1Legislative actions in the 103rd, 105th, 108th, 110th, and 113th Congresses
3.2Correlations between reputations for advocacy of disadvantaged groups
3.3Correlation between reputations for advocacy of disadvantaged groups and sponsorship and cosponsorship activity in the US House and Senate
4.1Summary of estimates for district feeling thermometer ratings by group
4.2Correlations between district group size and group ambient temperature by disadvantaged group
4.3Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for veterans and seniors
4.4Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for racial/ethnic minorities and the LGBTQ community
4.5Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for immigrants and the poor
4.6Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for women
4.7Combined effects of group size and ambient temperature on member reputation for advocacy for veterans, seniors, LGBTQ individuals, and racial/ethnic minorities
4.8Combined effects of group size and ambient temperature on member reputation for advocacy for women, immigrants, and the poor
4.9Number of members serving as advocates of disadvantaged groups across descriptive and nondescriptive representatives
4.10Descriptive representatives and member reputation for advocacy for veterans, LGBTQ individuals, and racial/ethnic minorities
4.11Descriptive representatives and member reputation for advocacy for women, immigrants, and the poor
5.1Summary of estimates for state feeling thermometer ratings by group
5.2Number of senators with reputations as advocates for disadvantaged groups in the 103rd, 105th, 108th, 110th, and 113th Congress
5.3Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for veterans and seniors
5.4Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for racial/ethnic minorities and the LGBTQ community
5.5Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for immigrants and the poor
5.6Group size, ambient temperature, and member reputation for advocacy for women
5.7Institutional, electoral, and constituency effects on member reputation for advocacy for veterans and seniors
5.8Institutional, electoral, and constituency effects on member reputation for advocacy for racial/ethnic minorities and the LGBTQ community
5.9Institutional, electoral, and constituency effects on reputation for advocacy for immigrants and the poor
5.10Institutional, electoral, and constituency effects on member reputation for advocacy for women
5.11Number of members serving as advocates of disadvantaged groups across descriptive and nondescriptive representatives
5.12Descriptive representatives and senator reputation for advocacy
6.1Committee membership and the percentage of bills cosponsored across disadvantaged groups in the House
6.2Committee membership and the percentage of bills sponsored across disadvantaged groups in the House
6.3Committee membership and the percentage of bills cosponsored across disadvantaged groups in the Senate
6.4Committee membership and the percentage of bills sponsored across disadvantaged groups in the Senate
6.5Committee membership and the percentage of bills cosponsored across disadvantaged groups in the House
6.6Committee membership and the percentage of bills sponsored across disadvantaged groups in the House
6.7Committee membership and the percentage of bills cosponsored across disadvantaged groups in the Senate
6.8Committee membership and the percentage of bills sponsored across disadvantaged groups in the Senate
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