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Devaluation of the urban and suburban vote; a statistical investigation of long-term trends in State legislative representation, by Paul T. David and Ralph Eisenberg.
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Main Author:
David, Paul Theodore, 1906-1994
Other Authors:
Eisenberg, Ralph, 1930-
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Book
Language:
English
Published:
[Charlottesville]
Bureau of Public Administration, University of Virginia
1961.
Subjects:
Representative government and representation
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United States
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States.
Legislative bodies
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United States
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States.
Apportionment (Election law)
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