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The Turnout Myth: Voting Rates And Partisan Outcomes In American National Elections

Shaw, Daron R. , 1966- (author.)

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Daron R. Shaw And John R. Petrocik. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.

Page Count:
192

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Publication Date:
2019-01-01

Political participation--United States

Voter turnout

Voting research

Voting research--United States

Voter turnout--United States

Political participation

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