The 2000 presidental election in historical perspective

The 2000 presidental election in historical perspective

Erikson attempts to put the US's 2000 presidential election in perspective by examining the electorate's 2000 verdict within the context of what is known about elections past. One crucial fact was that although the electorate was evenly divided, power tilted to one party--the Republicans.

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Bibliographic Details
Published in:Political science quarterly 2001-04, Vol.116 (1), p.29
Main Author: Erikson, Robert S
Format: Article
Language:eng
Subjects:
Bush, George W
Candidates
Conventions
Election results
Gore, Albert Jr
Nominations
Political parties
Politics
Presidential elections
Primaries & caucuses
Prosperity
State elections
Vice Presidents
Voter behavior
Voters
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Summary:Erikson attempts to put the US's 2000 presidential election in perspective by examining the electorate's 2000 verdict within the context of what is known about elections past. One crucial fact was that although the electorate was evenly divided, power tilted to one party--the Republicans.
ISSN:0032-3195
1538-165X