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partisan competition

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To examine how a state's sociodemographic composition and its level of partisan competition affect the partisan differential, we estimate a simple regression model in which the partisan differential is the dependent variable.
If everyone had voted, would Bubba and Dubya Have Won? by Sides, John; Schickler, Eric; Citrin, Jack / Presidential Studies Quarterly
Real partisan competition in the South emerged between the Democratic Party, newly remade with African American voters as one of its core constituencies, and the Republican Party, built on the base of erstwhile Democrats and other white conservatives.
Race and democratic contestation by Kang, Michael S. / Yale Law Journal
Both Republican and Democratic politicians have vowed to support this voter favorite, despite their general dislike of the concept since it's expected to generate more partisan competition, lead to more interesting elections and elect more moderate politicians who are not them.
EDITORIAL POLITICAL PARANOIA ARE REDISTRICTING EFFORTS TOO GOOD TO BE ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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