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... percent call themselves Democrats , while only about 7 percent call themselves Republicans . ( see Figure 5.5 ) . In 1996 , African - Americans supported Democrat Bill Clinton by a margin of 84 percent to 12 percent ; white Americans ...
... percent call themselves Democrats , while only about 7 percent call themselves Republicans . ( see Figure 5.5 ) . In 1996 , African - Americans supported Democrat Bill Clinton by a margin of 84 percent to 12 percent ; white Americans ...
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... percent identify themselves as Democrats and only 20 percent as Republicans . In the 2000 presidential election , Jews cast 79 percent of their votes for Gore and only 19 percent for Bush . Jews are exceptionally liberal on such social ...
... percent identify themselves as Democrats and only 20 percent as Republicans . In the 2000 presidential election , Jews cast 79 percent of their votes for Gore and only 19 percent for Bush . Jews are exceptionally liberal on such social ...
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... percent said they had attended political meetings , 10 percent had attended a political rally , and 4 percent had worked actively in a campaign organization.16 Much the same thing is true of contacting public officials ; about one ...
... percent said they had attended political meetings , 10 percent had attended a political rally , and 4 percent had worked actively in a campaign organization.16 Much the same thing is true of contacting public officials ; about one ...
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Democracy and American Politics | 2 |
The Voting Rights Act | 19 |
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