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Page 158
... Democratic party . Religious connections appear to play little part in pushing adherents into one party or the other , but it is an interesting fact that the Republican party is much more strongly Protestant than the Democratic ...
... Democratic party . Religious connections appear to play little part in pushing adherents into one party or the other , but it is an interesting fact that the Republican party is much more strongly Protestant than the Democratic ...
Page 162
... Democratic ascendancy , the Republicans main- tained a bulwark of strength in small towns and metropolitan suburbs of most sections of the country . The Democrats , for decades after 1932 , enjoyed the adherence of the majority of ...
... Democratic ascendancy , the Republicans main- tained a bulwark of strength in small towns and metropolitan suburbs of most sections of the country . The Democrats , for decades after 1932 , enjoyed the adherence of the majority of ...
Page 224
... Democratic caucus first elects its steering and policy committee members ; these then determine standing - committee assignments for Democratic representa- tives . After approval by the party caucus , party slates are reported on the ...
... Democratic caucus first elects its steering and policy committee members ; these then determine standing - committee assignments for Democratic representa- tives . After approval by the party caucus , party slates are reported on the ...
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