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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... women's vote and only 46 percent of the men's vote . In the 2000 elections , women's support helped the Democrats win eight Senate races . In Florida , Democrat Bill Nelson won 56 percent of the women's vote , but only 45 percent of the ...
... women's vote and only 46 percent of the men's vote . In the 2000 elections , women's support helped the Democrats win eight Senate races . In Florida , Democrat Bill Nelson won 56 percent of the women's vote , but only 45 percent of the ...
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... Women's cares , interests , and wants were to be directed at their children and husband . The transition to postindustrial society after World War II changed women's lives , but didn't really change their place in society . Business and ...
... Women's cares , interests , and wants were to be directed at their children and husband . The transition to postindustrial society after World War II changed women's lives , but didn't really change their place in society . Business and ...
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... women's accelerated entry into the labor force also changed the way women thought about politics . Women's disproportionate support for Republicans before 1964 was largely attributable to the political outlook of women who did not work ...
... women's accelerated entry into the labor force also changed the way women thought about politics . Women's disproportionate support for Republicans before 1964 was largely attributable to the political outlook of women who did not work ...
Contents
The Politics of Postindustrial America | 1 |
Whos in the Emerging | 37 |
The Geography of the New Majority | 69 |
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