Suburban Voting Behavior is a political behavior construct that examines electoral participation, partisan preferences, and policy responsiveness among residents of suburban areas, distinguished by its focus on the semicentral geographic, socioeconomic, and cultural characteristics that differentiate suburban populations from their urban and rural counterparts in the context of state-level electoral dynamics.
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Vote Choice in Suburban Elections
James E. Oliver, Shang E. Ha · American Political Science Review · 2007 · 214 citations
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