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The Roads to Congress 2010 follows the path of seven House and six Senate races from inception to election postmortem. The book provides an array of case studies of important 2010 congressional races which collectively will give college undergraduate students a compelling narrative explanation of America's electoral process and the keys to winning vital elections.
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The Roads to Congress 2010 follows the path of seven House and six Senate races from inception to election postmortem. The book provides an array of case studies of important 2010 congressional races which collectively will give college undergraduate students a compelling narrative explanation of America's electoral process and the keys to winning vital elections.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 614g
- ISBN-13: 9780739169445
- ISBN-10: 0739169440
- Artikelnr.: 33768679
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 614g
- ISBN-13: 9780739169445
- ISBN-10: 0739169440
- Artikelnr.: 33768679
By Sean D. Foreman and Robert Dewhirst - Contributions by Sunil Ahuja; E Scott Adler; Jeffrey S. Ashley; Margaret Banyan; Peter Bergerson; William Binning; Kevin Buterbaugh; Marcia L. Godwin; William K. Hall; Jeffrey Kraus; Tom Lansford; Jerry McBeath; Bo
1 Preface Part 2 Part I: Introduction Chapter 3 1. A third "wave" election
in a row: The House turns Republican while the Senate stays Democratic Part
4 Part II: House of Representatives Elections Chapter 5 2. Florida District
8 Race (Webster v. Grayson): No Magic Kingdom for the Incumbent Chapter 6
3. Illinois District 14 Race (Hultgren v. Foster): A National Referendum
against the President and Incumbents Chapter 7 4. Illinois District 11 Race
(Kinzinger v. Halvorson): A Fresh Incumbent does not survive the Tsunami
Chapter 8 5. Mississippi District 4 Race (Taylor v. Palazzo): A
Conservative Democrat Loses to a More Conservative Republican Chapter 9 6.
New York District 20 Race (Gibson v. Murphy): The Red Tide Returns to the
Upper Hudson Valley Chapter 10 7. Ohio District 6 Race (Johnson v. Wilson):
Ripe for Independent Spenders Chapter 11 8. Virginia District 5 Race (Hurt
v. Perriello): A Congressman Falls to a Republican Tsunami Part 12 Part
III: U.S. Senate Elections Chapter 13 9. Alaska Senate Race (McAdams v.
Miller v. Murkowski): Alaska's Three-Way Senate Race and Lisa Murkowski's
Write-in Victory Chapter 14 10. California Senate Race (Fiorina v. Boxer):
The Great Democratic Exception in a Republican Year Chapter 15 11. Colorado
Senate Race (Bennet v. Buck): Incumbency Success in an Anti-Incumbency Year
Chapter 16 12. Connecticut Senate Race (McMahon v. Blumenthal): Blumenthal
Beats McMahon in a Race that Set State Records for Spending Chapter 17 13.
Florida Senate Race (Crist v. Meek v. Rubio): The Rise of Rubio and fall of
Crist Chapter 18 14. Missouri Senate Race (Blunt v. Carnahan): Still a
National Bellwether State Part 19 Part IV: Conclusion Chapter 20 15. The
Legacy of the 2010 Congressional Elections 21 Index 22 About the
Contributors
in a row: The House turns Republican while the Senate stays Democratic Part
4 Part II: House of Representatives Elections Chapter 5 2. Florida District
8 Race (Webster v. Grayson): No Magic Kingdom for the Incumbent Chapter 6
3. Illinois District 14 Race (Hultgren v. Foster): A National Referendum
against the President and Incumbents Chapter 7 4. Illinois District 11 Race
(Kinzinger v. Halvorson): A Fresh Incumbent does not survive the Tsunami
Chapter 8 5. Mississippi District 4 Race (Taylor v. Palazzo): A
Conservative Democrat Loses to a More Conservative Republican Chapter 9 6.
New York District 20 Race (Gibson v. Murphy): The Red Tide Returns to the
Upper Hudson Valley Chapter 10 7. Ohio District 6 Race (Johnson v. Wilson):
Ripe for Independent Spenders Chapter 11 8. Virginia District 5 Race (Hurt
v. Perriello): A Congressman Falls to a Republican Tsunami Part 12 Part
III: U.S. Senate Elections Chapter 13 9. Alaska Senate Race (McAdams v.
Miller v. Murkowski): Alaska's Three-Way Senate Race and Lisa Murkowski's
Write-in Victory Chapter 14 10. California Senate Race (Fiorina v. Boxer):
The Great Democratic Exception in a Republican Year Chapter 15 11. Colorado
Senate Race (Bennet v. Buck): Incumbency Success in an Anti-Incumbency Year
Chapter 16 12. Connecticut Senate Race (McMahon v. Blumenthal): Blumenthal
Beats McMahon in a Race that Set State Records for Spending Chapter 17 13.
Florida Senate Race (Crist v. Meek v. Rubio): The Rise of Rubio and fall of
Crist Chapter 18 14. Missouri Senate Race (Blunt v. Carnahan): Still a
National Bellwether State Part 19 Part IV: Conclusion Chapter 20 15. The
Legacy of the 2010 Congressional Elections 21 Index 22 About the
Contributors
1 Preface Part 2 Part I: Introduction Chapter 3 1. A third "wave" election
in a row: The House turns Republican while the Senate stays Democratic Part
4 Part II: House of Representatives Elections Chapter 5 2. Florida District
8 Race (Webster v. Grayson): No Magic Kingdom for the Incumbent Chapter 6
3. Illinois District 14 Race (Hultgren v. Foster): A National Referendum
against the President and Incumbents Chapter 7 4. Illinois District 11 Race
(Kinzinger v. Halvorson): A Fresh Incumbent does not survive the Tsunami
Chapter 8 5. Mississippi District 4 Race (Taylor v. Palazzo): A
Conservative Democrat Loses to a More Conservative Republican Chapter 9 6.
New York District 20 Race (Gibson v. Murphy): The Red Tide Returns to the
Upper Hudson Valley Chapter 10 7. Ohio District 6 Race (Johnson v. Wilson):
Ripe for Independent Spenders Chapter 11 8. Virginia District 5 Race (Hurt
v. Perriello): A Congressman Falls to a Republican Tsunami Part 12 Part
III: U.S. Senate Elections Chapter 13 9. Alaska Senate Race (McAdams v.
Miller v. Murkowski): Alaska's Three-Way Senate Race and Lisa Murkowski's
Write-in Victory Chapter 14 10. California Senate Race (Fiorina v. Boxer):
The Great Democratic Exception in a Republican Year Chapter 15 11. Colorado
Senate Race (Bennet v. Buck): Incumbency Success in an Anti-Incumbency Year
Chapter 16 12. Connecticut Senate Race (McMahon v. Blumenthal): Blumenthal
Beats McMahon in a Race that Set State Records for Spending Chapter 17 13.
Florida Senate Race (Crist v. Meek v. Rubio): The Rise of Rubio and fall of
Crist Chapter 18 14. Missouri Senate Race (Blunt v. Carnahan): Still a
National Bellwether State Part 19 Part IV: Conclusion Chapter 20 15. The
Legacy of the 2010 Congressional Elections 21 Index 22 About the
Contributors
in a row: The House turns Republican while the Senate stays Democratic Part
4 Part II: House of Representatives Elections Chapter 5 2. Florida District
8 Race (Webster v. Grayson): No Magic Kingdom for the Incumbent Chapter 6
3. Illinois District 14 Race (Hultgren v. Foster): A National Referendum
against the President and Incumbents Chapter 7 4. Illinois District 11 Race
(Kinzinger v. Halvorson): A Fresh Incumbent does not survive the Tsunami
Chapter 8 5. Mississippi District 4 Race (Taylor v. Palazzo): A
Conservative Democrat Loses to a More Conservative Republican Chapter 9 6.
New York District 20 Race (Gibson v. Murphy): The Red Tide Returns to the
Upper Hudson Valley Chapter 10 7. Ohio District 6 Race (Johnson v. Wilson):
Ripe for Independent Spenders Chapter 11 8. Virginia District 5 Race (Hurt
v. Perriello): A Congressman Falls to a Republican Tsunami Part 12 Part
III: U.S. Senate Elections Chapter 13 9. Alaska Senate Race (McAdams v.
Miller v. Murkowski): Alaska's Three-Way Senate Race and Lisa Murkowski's
Write-in Victory Chapter 14 10. California Senate Race (Fiorina v. Boxer):
The Great Democratic Exception in a Republican Year Chapter 15 11. Colorado
Senate Race (Bennet v. Buck): Incumbency Success in an Anti-Incumbency Year
Chapter 16 12. Connecticut Senate Race (McMahon v. Blumenthal): Blumenthal
Beats McMahon in a Race that Set State Records for Spending Chapter 17 13.
Florida Senate Race (Crist v. Meek v. Rubio): The Rise of Rubio and fall of
Crist Chapter 18 14. Missouri Senate Race (Blunt v. Carnahan): Still a
National Bellwether State Part 19 Part IV: Conclusion Chapter 20 15. The
Legacy of the 2010 Congressional Elections 21 Index 22 About the
Contributors