Presidential Swing States

Name: Presidential Swing States
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David Schultz (Redaktør) Rafael Jacob (Redaktør) David F. Damore (Innledning) Rafael Jacob (Innledning) Sean D. Foreman (Innledning) Elizabeth Maltby (Innledning) Rebecca D. Gill (Innledning) Dante J. Scala (Innledning) Christopher A. Cooper (Innledning) H. Gibbs Knotts (Innledning) Christopher Borick (Innledning) Neil Kraus (Innledning) Aaron C. Weinschenk (Innledning) Donna R. Hoffman (Innledning) Christopher W. Larimer (Innledning) James P. Melcher (Innledning) Amy Fried (Innledning) Nathaniel Swigger (Innledning) David A. Dulio (Innledning) John S. Klemanski (Innledning) Kate Kenski (Innledning) Karen L. Owen (Innledning) Kyle Hull (Innledning) Scott McLean (Innledning) David Schultz (Innledning)

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Who wins today’s presidential elections depends on a few states where small numbers of voters tip the outcomes. Schultz and Jacob deliver an invaluable, entertaining, and updated guide to the decisive swing states that are selecting our presidents.
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Larry Jacobs, University of Minnesota

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Forlag: Lexington Books
Innbinding: Innbundet
Språk: Engelsk
ISBN: 9781793614964
Utgivelsesår: 2022
Format: 23 x 16 cm

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Who wins today’s presidential elections depends on a few states where small numbers of voters tip the outcomes. Schultz and Jacob deliver an invaluable, entertaining, and updated guide to the decisive swing states that are selecting our presidents.
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Larry Jacobs, University of Minnesota

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Modern presidential elections are decided in a relatively small number of swing states. After the 2016 and 2020 elections, this is clearer than ever. The new edition of Schultz and Jacob’s Presidential Swing States provides an invaluable guide to presidential elections in the current era. It should be required reading for anyone who wants to understand what to expect in the 2024 presidential election.
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Alan Abramowitz, Emory University

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The Electoral College is what counts. No book makes the point more fully or persuasively than does Presidential Swing States. This marvelous book is a must read for students of American politics and for journalists, activists, and consultants engaged in presidential politics. Actually, it’s a must read for anyone concerned about the state of our democracy.
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Thomas E. Patterson, Harvard University