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Follow us The New, Regional U.S. Politics (Except of PSC Research Report 00-459, "Regional Shifts in America's Voting Aged Population: What do They Mean for Naitonal Politics?").
Frey, William H. 2000. "The New, Regional U.S. Politics (Except of PSC Research Report 00-459, "Regional Shifts in America's Voting Aged Population: What do They Mean for Naitonal Politics?")." Population Today, 28(7): 1-3.
The results of the 2000 presidential election and those of several to come will be influenced by sharp regional shifts in America's voting population, shifts that began in 1990. These new voting blocs are shaped by migration patterns, including the continued concentration of new immigrant minorities into selected melting-pot states.
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