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Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Poor State
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Activism
/ African Americans
/ Americans
/ Attendance
/ Barack Obama
/ Barry Goldwater
/ Bill Clinton
/ Bureau of Economic Analysis
/ Business cycle
/ Church attendance
/ Congressional district
/ Culture war
/ Dan Quayle
/ Democracy
/ Economic growth
/ Economic inequality
/ Edward Glaeser
/ Elections
/ Exit poll
/ Family income
/ Foreign policy
/ General election
/ George H. W. Bush
/ George W. Bush
/ Harry Hopkins
/ Ideology
/ Immigration
/ Income
/ James Carville
/ Jews
/ Jimmy Carter
/ John Kerry
/ Lyndon B. Johnson
/ Major party
/ Marc Rich
/ Median voter theorem
/ Michael Barone (pundit)
/ Middle class
/ Nolan McCarty
/ North American Free Trade Agreement
/ Party identification
/ Paul Krugman
/ Percentage point
/ Pew Research Center
/ Political geography
/ Political history
/ Political party
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE / General
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / General
/ Politician
/ Politics
/ Populism
/ Poverty
/ Primary election
/ Pundit
/ Purple America
/ Religiosity
/ Richard Nixon
/ Roe v. Wade
/ Ronald Reagan
/ Social class
/ Social issue
/ SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General
/ Split-ticket voting
/ Swing state
/ Tax
/ Tax cut
/ The New York Times
/ The political process
/ Two-party system
/ Unemployment
/ Voter turnout
/ Voting
/ Year
2009,2008,2015
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Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Poor State
by
Gelman, Andrew
in
Activism
/ African Americans
/ Americans
/ Attendance
/ Barack Obama
/ Barry Goldwater
/ Bill Clinton
/ Bureau of Economic Analysis
/ Business cycle
/ Church attendance
/ Congressional district
/ Culture war
/ Dan Quayle
/ Democracy
/ Economic growth
/ Economic inequality
/ Edward Glaeser
/ Elections
/ Exit poll
/ Family income
/ Foreign policy
/ General election
/ George H. W. Bush
/ George W. Bush
/ Harry Hopkins
/ Ideology
/ Immigration
/ Income
/ James Carville
/ Jews
/ Jimmy Carter
/ John Kerry
/ Lyndon B. Johnson
/ Major party
/ Marc Rich
/ Median voter theorem
/ Michael Barone (pundit)
/ Middle class
/ Nolan McCarty
/ North American Free Trade Agreement
/ Party identification
/ Paul Krugman
/ Percentage point
/ Pew Research Center
/ Political geography
/ Political history
/ Political party
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE / General
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / General
/ Politician
/ Politics
/ Populism
/ Poverty
/ Primary election
/ Pundit
/ Purple America
/ Religiosity
/ Richard Nixon
/ Roe v. Wade
/ Ronald Reagan
/ Social class
/ Social issue
/ SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General
/ Split-ticket voting
/ Swing state
/ Tax
/ Tax cut
/ The New York Times
/ The political process
/ Two-party system
/ Unemployment
/ Voter turnout
/ Voting
/ Year
2009,2008,2015
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Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Poor State
by
Gelman, Andrew
in
Activism
/ African Americans
/ Americans
/ Attendance
/ Barack Obama
/ Barry Goldwater
/ Bill Clinton
/ Bureau of Economic Analysis
/ Business cycle
/ Church attendance
/ Congressional district
/ Culture war
/ Dan Quayle
/ Democracy
/ Economic growth
/ Economic inequality
/ Edward Glaeser
/ Elections
/ Exit poll
/ Family income
/ Foreign policy
/ General election
/ George H. W. Bush
/ George W. Bush
/ Harry Hopkins
/ Ideology
/ Immigration
/ Income
/ James Carville
/ Jews
/ Jimmy Carter
/ John Kerry
/ Lyndon B. Johnson
/ Major party
/ Marc Rich
/ Median voter theorem
/ Michael Barone (pundit)
/ Middle class
/ Nolan McCarty
/ North American Free Trade Agreement
/ Party identification
/ Paul Krugman
/ Percentage point
/ Pew Research Center
/ Political geography
/ Political history
/ Political party
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE / General
/ POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / General
/ Politician
/ Politics
/ Populism
/ Poverty
/ Primary election
/ Pundit
/ Purple America
/ Religiosity
/ Richard Nixon
/ Roe v. Wade
/ Ronald Reagan
/ Social class
/ Social issue
/ SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General
/ Split-ticket voting
/ Swing state
/ Tax
/ Tax cut
/ The New York Times
/ The political process
/ Two-party system
/ Unemployment
/ Voter turnout
/ Voting
/ Year
2009,2008,2015
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Overview
On the night of the 2000 presidential election, Americans sat riveted in front of their televisions as polling results divided the nation’s map into red and blue states. Since then the color divide has become a symbol of a culture war that thrives on stereotypes--pickup-driving red-state Republicans who vote based on God, guns, and gays; and elitist, latte-sipping blue-state Democrats who are woefully out of touch with heartland values. Red State, Blue State, Rich State, Poor State debunks these and other political myths.
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Princeton University Press
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9781400832118, 140083211X, 0691143935, 9780691139272, 9780691143934, 069113927X
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