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The Emerging Democratic Majority
Is the era of Republican dominance in American politics ending, and which voters are building a new Democratic majority?
At a glance
- Author
- John B. Judis, Ruy Teixeira
Why read it
- You will understand what a realignment is: a shift in the coalitions and the worldview that dominate politics
- You will learn why highly skilled professionals, once dependably Republican, drifted toward the Democrats
- You will weigh the claim that uneven growth under Reagan, which left the Midwest behind, undid the Republican majority
Who it is for
- A campaign volunteer trying to read where voters are heading
- A reader comparing past party realignments with today's
- Someone skeptical of confident forecasts about party dominance
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