Ethnic and Group Voting in Nonpartisan Municipal Elections

Gerald M. Pomper

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Do nonpartisan municipal elections free the electorate from the pressure of group influence? Two case studies, one of a nonpartisan, the other of a partisan, election, suggest that nonpartisan municipal elections may only substitute ethnic pressures for those of party.

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