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The Partisan Geographies of Sincere Crossover Voting Behavior: Evidence from North Carolina

Russell C. WeaverUniversity of RedlandsView further author information
Pages 145-153 | Received 01 Mar 2012, Accepted 01 May 2013, Published online: 10 Jan 2014

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John Ponstingel & Russell Weaver. (2021) Can Social Institutions Awaken “Sleeping Giants”? A Pilot Electoral Geography Study of Latinx Voter Turnout in Texas Counties in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election. The Professional Geographer 73:2, pages 254-268.
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Małgorzata Madej. (2023) Economic Parameters vs Voting Behaviour in the Polish Presidential Election in 2020: Poviat level analysis. Politics in Central Europe 19:3, pages 571-591.
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Matthew P. Thornburg. (2023) The Dynamics of Hidden Partisanship and Crossover Voting in Semi-Closed Primaries. State Politics & Policy Quarterly, pages 1-31.
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Russell Weaver. (2015) The Racial Context of Convenience Voting Cutbacks. SAGE Open 5:3, pages 215824401559182.
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Igal Charney & Dan Malkinson. (2015) Between electoral and urban geography: Voting patterns and socio-spatial dynamics in Tel Aviv. Applied Geography 58, pages 1-6.
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Russell Weaver. (2014) Contextual Influences on Political Behavior in Cities: Toward Urban Electoral Geography. Geography Compass 8:12, pages 874-891.
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