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Martin Quinn scores for judicial ideology are different than Segal Cover scores because _____ Segal Cover scores are based on individual judicial votes on cases where Martin Quinn scores are based on evaluations of the justice's ideology pre-confirmation. Martin Quinn scores are based on the ideological score of the justice's appointing president where Segal Cover scores are based on individual votes justices cast on cases. Martin Quinn scores are based on individual judicial votes on cases where Segal Cover scores are based on evaluations of the justice's ideology pre-confirmation. Segal Cover scores are based on the ideological score of the justice's appointing president where Martin Quinn scores are based on the composite ideological score of the senators in the justice's home state. None of the above

          Martin Quinn scores for judicial ideology are different than Segal Cover scores because _____

Segal Cover scores are based on individual judicial votes on cases where Martin Quinn scores are based on evaluations of the justice's ideology pre-confirmation.
Martin Quinn scores are based on the ideological score of the justice's appointing president where Segal Cover scores are based on individual votes justices cast on cases.
Martin Quinn scores are based on individual judicial votes on cases where Segal Cover scores are based on evaluations of the justice's ideology pre-confirmation.
Segal Cover scores are based on the ideological score of the justice's appointing president where Martin Quinn scores are based on the composite ideological score of the
senators in the justice's home state.
None of the above

Martin Quinn scores for judicial ideology are different than Segal Cover scores because

Segal Cover scores are based on individual judicial votes on cases where Martin Quinn scores are based on evaluations of the justice's ideology pre-confirmation.
Martin Quinn scores are based on the ideological score of the justice's appointing president where Segal Cover scores are based on individual votes justices cast on cases.
Martin Quinn scores are based on individual judicial votes on cases where Segal Cover scores are based on evaluations of the justice's ideology pre-confirmation.
Segal Cover scores are based on the ideological score of the justice's appointing president where Martin Quinn scores are based on the composite ideological score of the
senators in the justice's home state.
None of the above

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