The Emerging Democratic MajorityAt the beginning of the 21st century, with the Presidency and the House in Republican hands, political experts Judis and Teixeira convincingly use hard data to forecast the dawn of a new progressive era. |
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... North Side . Once a city divided between white and black , Chicago became multiethnic in the nineties as its Asian and , particularly , its Hispanic populations continued to increase . The percentage of blacks in Cook County went from ...
... North Side . Once a city divided between white and black , Chicago became multiethnic in the nineties as its Asian and , particularly , its Hispanic populations continued to increase . The percentage of blacks in Cook County went from ...
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... north and southeast parts of the state outside of the St. Louis metro area , Clinton had won white working - class voters 50-38 percent in 1996 , but Gore lost them 60-38 percent , a 34 - point swing . The late Mel Carnahan , running ...
... north and southeast parts of the state outside of the St. Louis metro area , Clinton had won white working - class voters 50-38 percent in 1996 , but Gore lost them 60-38 percent , a 34 - point swing . The late Mel Carnahan , running ...
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... North Carolina and Virginia North Carolina and Virginia have voted Republican in presidential elec- tions since 1980 but , because of the influx of minorities and the growth of postindustrial metropolises , could turn Democratic in the ...
... North Carolina and Virginia North Carolina and Virginia have voted Republican in presidential elec- tions since 1980 but , because of the influx of minorities and the growth of postindustrial metropolises , could turn Democratic in the ...
Contents
The Politics of Postindustrial America | 1 |
Whos in the Emerging | 37 |
The Geography of the New Majority | 69 |
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