Political Behavior of the American Electorate

William H. Flanigan

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Tables and Figures Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Democratic Beliefs and American Democracy 2. Electoral Context and Strategy 3. Turnout and Elections 4. Partisanship and Party Change 5. Public Opinion and Ideology. 6. Group Characteristics and Social Networks 7. Political Communication and the Mass Media 8. Vote Choice and Electoral Decisions Appendix: Survey Research Methods Index

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