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Original Article

Presidential voting in the west

Gerald R. WebsterUniversity of Wyoming, USA
Pages 211-232 | Published online: 09 Dec 2019

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Matthew D. Balentine & Gerald R. Webster. (2018) The Changing Electoral Landscape of the Western United States. The Professional Geographer 70:4, pages 566-582.
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Fred M. Shelley & J.Clark Archer. (1994) Some geographical aspects of the American presidential election of 1992. Political Geography 13:2, pages 137-159.
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Gerald R. Webster. (1989) Partisanship in American presidential, senatorial and gubernatorial elections in ten western states. Political Geography Quarterly 8:2, pages 161-179.
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