Nominating presidents
Geer makes a strong case for the primary over the party-leader method of electing presidential candidates. Drawing on data from the CBS/New York Times and ABC/Washington Post exit polls in 1976, 1980, and 1984, he identifies the following significant findings: voters in primaries--contrary to conven…
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