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Ritual and Rhythm in Electoral Systems

Graeme Orr

2015

Lincoln's lost legacy

Simon Topping

2008

Voting to kill

Jim Geraghty

2006

Strategy and choice in congressional elections

Gary C. Jacobson

1981

Learning by voting

Kenneth Williams, Rebecca B. Morton

2001

Capturing campaign dynamics, 2000 and 2004

Daniel Romer

2006

Vote.com

Dick Morris

1999

Electoral Dysfunction A Survival Manual For American Voters

Victoria Bassetti

2012

Making votes count

Gary W. Cox

2008

Voting the Gender Gap

Lois Duke Whitaker

2008

Where have all the voters gone?

Everett Carll Ladd

1978

Models of multiparty electoral competition

Kenneth A. Shepsle

1991

Do elections matter?

Benjamin Ginsberg, Stone, Alan

1991

Voting and Migration Patterns in the U. S.

George Hawley

2013

Popular Efficacy in the Democratic Era

Peter F. Nardulli

2005

Grand New Party

Reihan Salam, Ross Gregory Douthat

2008

Ideology and spatial voting in American elections

Stephen A. Jessee

2012

Do elections matter?

Benjamin Ginsberg, Stone, Alan

1986

The American Catholic voter

George J. Marlin

2004

Affective intelligence and political judgment

George E. Marcus, W. Russell Neuman, Michael MacKuen

2000

Lillian's right to vote

Jonah Winter

2015

Do elections matter?

Benjamin Ginsberg, Stone, Alan

1996

How Would Jesus Vote?

Darrell L. Bock

2016

Gender gap

Bella S. Abzug

1984

Televised legislatures

B. Goff, W. Mark Crain

1988

Uphill all the way

Kay Daniels

1980

Analytical politics

Melvin J. Hinich

1997

From Obstruction to Moderation

John W. Malsberger

2000

Directions for the guidance of electors in voting

1986

Manipulation and consent

David J. Elkins

1993

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