Contents

• 1. Introduction
• 2. The Scandal. House Response to the Report of the Independent Counsel
• 3. Public Opinion and the Clinton Impeachment. Evaluations of the President and Opinions on Impeachment. Explaining Opposition to Impeachment. Postscript: Public Opinion in the Aftermath - - 4. Representation and Impeachment. Background and Theory of Roll Call Voting. Estimating District-Level Opinion. Modeling Roll Call Voting on Impeachment
• 5. Representation and Conviction. Institutional Distinctiveness of the House and Senate, and Why It Mattered for Impeachment. Roll Call Voting in the Senate. Voting on Conviction in the Senate. Estimating State-Level Opinion
• 6. Making up: Impeachment, Fundraising, and Roll Calls in the House. Impeachment Votes and Campaign Funding
• 7. Electoral Aftermath: The Wages of Impeachment in the House. Impact of Impeachment Votes on Election Results: The House. Results for the House of Representatives
• 8. Making Up or Losing Out?: Fundraising and Impeachment in the Senate. Nature of Fundraising and Senate Campaigns. Conviction and Campaign Financing. Estimating the Effect of Unpopular Conviction Votes on Campaign Fundraising. Wages of Conviction
• 9. The Usually Hidden Dangers of Politics as Usual