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Political Choices: A Study of Elections and Voters
Authored by political scientists James Clotfelter and Charles L. Prysby, this empirical study analyzes the decision-making processes of voters and the structural dynamics of democratic elections. The volume examines key determinants of voter choice—such as party identification, policy issue salience, candidate evaluations, and socio-economic influences—offering a clear framework for understanding electorate participation and electoral outcomes in American politics.
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