The effect of context on third parties and third-party support in the United States Public Deposited
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Chamberlain, Adam Sander
- Affiliation: College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Political Science
- Abstract
- The dissertation explores third parties from a contextual perspective, moving away from the traditional view of third party support as being merely the product of anti-party or anti-system sentiment. I study how context affects third party support in modern presidential elections, the development of third party voting in the 1800s through an empirical case study of Vermont from 1841-1854, and third party behavior in an electoral context that allows cross-endorsements (fusion balloting).
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- May 2010
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- Advisor
- Carsey, Thomas M.
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- Open access
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