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Independents rising

Jacqueline Salit

2012

The polarized public?

Alan Abramowitz

2013

The vital South

Earl Black

1992

The ticket-splitter

Walter De Vries

1972

Opting Out of Congress

Danielle M. Thomsen

2017

Political representation in red and blue America

David C. Barker

2012

Changing patterns of voting in the Northern United States

Robert W. Speel

1998

Political parties and political issues: patterns in differentiation since the New Deal

Charles D. Hadley, Everett Carll Ladd

1973

The Cuomo factor

Lee M. Miringoff

1986

Future right

Donald T. Critchlow

2016

Loyalists and loners

Michael Foot

1986

The reputational premium

Paul M. Sniderman

2012

Party Realignment and State Politics

Maureen Moakley

1992

We the Purple

Marcia Ford

2008

America's new swing region

Ruy A. Teixeira

2012

Divided America

Merle Black, Earl Black

2007

Competing Motives in the Partisan Mind

Eric Groenendyk

2013

Party affiliations in the state legislatures

Michael J. Dubin

2007

My declaration of independence

James M. Jeffords

2001

Lincoln's lost legacy

Simon Topping

2008

The political behavior of American Jews

Lawrence H. Fuchs

1956

Voting and Migration Patterns in the U. S.

George Hawley

2013

Grand New Party

Reihan Salam, Ross Gregory Douthat

2008

American Gridlock

Antoine Yoshinaka, James A. Thurber

2015

Uphill all the way

Kay Daniels

1980

Can we talk?

Morris P. Fiorina, Daniel M. Shea

2012

Inviting Latino voters

Stacey L. Connaughton

2005

Divided government

Morris P. Fiorina

1992

Unstable majorities

Morris P. Fiorina

2017

Party Brands in Crisis

Noam Lupu

2016

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