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Changes in American Voter Turnout, 1964-1976
Thomas E. Cavanagh discusses the changes in the demographic patterns of American voter participation since 1964. He finds that the recent turnout decline has been concentrated among lower-status groups in the population and suggests that this trend may be related to changes in the power of various interest groups to control the political agenda.
Kings of the Hill: Power and Personality in the House of Representatives, Richard B. Cheney and Lynne V. Cheney Reviewed by Thomas E. Cavanagh
The Dispersion of Authority in the House of Representatives, Thomas E. Cavanagh
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