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Why do some Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) run for national election even during the mandate while others do not? I investigated this research topic using an original dataset on MEPs in the sixth term (2004-2009) from Italy, where national elections were held in 2006. Based on the theory of electoral systems, I argue that the open-list proportional representation formula clearly shows which candidates have personal vote-earning attributes. I show that MEPs who demonstrate better personal vote-earning attributes in the European Parliament election are more likely to run for the upcoming national election.

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