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Blacks and the Republican Party: The 20 Percent Solution
Louis Bolce, Gerald De Maio, and Douglas Muzzio analyze the proposition that the Republican party can attain long-term majority status if it can attract 20 percent of the black vote. Their examination of 1988 presidential and congressional exit poll data of black voters reveals that such prospects are dim.
Dial-In Democracy: Talk Radio and the 1994 Election, Louis Bolce and Douglas Muzzio, Gerald De Maio
The 1992 Republican "Tent": No Blacks Walked In, Louis Bolce and Douglas Muzzio, Gerald De Maio
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