Votes without Leverage: Women in American Electoral Politics, 1920-1970

Patricia G. Zelman · Anna L. Harvey

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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1. The legacy of female disenfranchisement 2. The logic of policy change: voters, organizations, and institutions 3. Testing competing hypotheses: pre- and post- suffrage in New York State, 1909-20 4. The national race to mobilize women, 1917-32 5. One step forward, two steps back: women in the parties, 1917-32 6. The re-emergence of policy and party benefits for women, 1970-present References.

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