Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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Page 446
... Democratic classmates , resulting in more GOP seats being placed at risk . Most studies of open seats have been ... Democratic voters in the South hindered GOP efforts , even when the stifling effects of Democratic incumbency were ...
... Democratic classmates , resulting in more GOP seats being placed at risk . Most studies of open seats have been ... Democratic voters in the South hindered GOP efforts , even when the stifling effects of Democratic incumbency were ...
Page 448
... Democrats realized a net swing of ten seats in their favor . Nineteen Republican incumbents - compared to three Democratic incumbents - were defeated in 1996. Republicans offset their incumbent losses with a net gain of six in open ...
... Democrats realized a net swing of ten seats in their favor . Nineteen Republican incumbents - compared to three Democratic incumbents - were defeated in 1996. Republicans offset their incumbent losses with a net gain of six in open ...
Page 450
... Democrats in 1992 overwhelmed Republicans by fielding more highly experienced candidates , especially in the South . Almost three quarters of the Democratic House candidates in the South - compared to less than half in other regions ...
... Democrats in 1992 overwhelmed Republicans by fielding more highly experienced candidates , especially in the South . Almost three quarters of the Democratic House candidates in the South - compared to less than half in other regions ...
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Public Policy and the Geography of U S Environmentalism | 55 |
The Early PostMao Period | 91 |
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