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National party conventions, 1831-1984

Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

1987

The Presidential Election Process

Tom Lansford

2007

Presidential Nominating Process

Thompson, Kenneth W.

1986

Quiet revolution

Byron E. Shafer

1983

Primaries and conventions

Roy Hoopes

1978

Super Tuesday

Barbara Norrander

1992

The story of Lincoln's nomination in 1860

Ida Minerva Tarbell

1896

The politics of presidential selection

John S. Jackson

1996

Reforming the Presidential nomination process

Steven S. Smith

2009

Claiming the mantle

Roger Lawrence Butler

2005

The Life of the parties

Alan Abramowitz, Ronald B. Rapoport, Alan I. Abramowitz et al.

1986

Selecting a president

Eleanor Clift

2012

A danger of democracy

Terry Sanford

1981

Nominating the President

Lee Sigelman, Emmett H. Buell

1991

The Presidential Nominating Process

Rhodes Cook

2003

The Ballot Act, 1872, with Copious Notes and Index

Great Britain, William Cunningham Glen

1872

Why Iowa?

David P. Redlawsk

2011

The party decides

Hans Noel

2008

Presidential primaries and the dynamics of public choice

Larry M. Bartels

1988

Fundamentally flawed

John Haskell

1996

The nominee

Brian McGrory

2002

Selecting the President

Congressional Quarterly Books

1997

Uninformed choice

Scott Keeter

1983

Race for the presidency

Rhodes Cook

1987

Strategic decision-making in presidential nominations

Kenny J. Whitby

2014

Primary politics

Elaine Ciulla Kamarck

2016

Jockeying for the American presidency

Lara M. Brown

2010

The Money Primary

Michael J. Goff

2004

National Party Conventions, 1831-1980

Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

1983

Story of a broken [ring of] 306

Lawrence, W. H.

1884

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