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The Hoover Institution's David Brady, Douglas Rivers and Laurel Harbridge describe a shift in the U.S. electorate toward the Democratic Party.
Authors: David Brady, Douglas Rivers, and Laurel Harbridge
December 2008 and January 2009
The Hoover Institution's David Brady, Douglas Rivers and Laurel Harbridge describe a shift in the U.S. electorate toward the Democratic Party.
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