The authors of the text conclude that individual vote decisions in presidential and congressional elections are typically made independent of each other.

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The authors state in the text, "Although Presidential and Congressional elections tend to be held at the same time, individual vote decisions in these elections are typically made independently of each other." Therefore, they conclude that individual vote decisions are typically independent of each other.

The Authors of the Text Conclude That Individual Vote Decisions