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Why Iowa?

David P. Redlawsk

2011

[City life and progress]

American Academy of Political and Social Science.

1906

No safe place

Richard North Patterson

1998

The party decides

Hans Noel

2008

Presidential primaries and the dynamics of public choice

Larry M. Bartels

1988

Grass roots

Dayton Duncan

1991

Red Pepper and Gorgeous George

James C. Clark

2011

Fundamentally flawed

John Haskell

1996

Uninformed choice

Scott Keeter

1983

Race for the presidency

Rhodes Cook

1987

Strategic decision-making in presidential nominations

Kenny J. Whitby

2014

New Hampshire's political troubadour

-

1999

Primary elections

Daniel S. Remsen

1894

Direct primaries

1914

California direct primary election law, 1909, with forms for making of nominations thereunder and an analysis of its practical operation

California.

1909

The Money Primary

Michael J. Goff

2004

The Invisible Hands Of Political Parties In Presidential Elections Party Activists And Political Aggregation From 20042012

Andrew Dowdle

2013

No safe place

Richard North Patterson

1998

Laws, etc

Washington (State)

1905

Statement of candidates for nomination, Republican Party, primary election, August 29, 1916

1916

Learning by voting

Kenneth Williams, Rebecca B. Morton

2001

Riding the caucus rollercoaster

Timothy M. Hagle

2015

Primary and general election laws of the state of Oklahoma

Oklahoma.

1913

Primary mistake

Steve Laffey

2007

Race for the Presidency 2008

Rhodes Cook

2007

Before the convention

John Herbert Aldrich

1980

Where the people rule

Gilbert L. Hedges

1914

Presidential primaries: Road to the White House

Davis, James W.

1967

Laws, etc

California.

1852

Primary law

Nebraska

1905

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