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Down with the Southern Cross: Opinions on the Confederate Battle Flag in South Carolina
SCOTT H. HUFFMON, H. GIBBS KNOTTS, and SETH C. MCKEE analyze the significant shift in public opinion among South Carolinians toward the Confederate battle flag, after the shooting in a Charleston, South Carolina, church in the summer of 2015. They argue that the shooting served as the catalyst that galvanized public opinion to support the removal of the flag flying on a Confederate memorial.
Winners, Losers, and Voter Confidence in Response to Partisan Electoral Reform, M. V. Hood and SETH C. MCKEE
Partisan Gerrymandering and the Construction of American Democracy, Erik J. Engstrom Reviewed by SETH C. MCKEE
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