Red and Blue Scare: The Continuing Diversity of the American Electoral Landscape
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| 520 | 3 | |a Despite often breathless claims in the media, there is little evidence to suggest that the United States is becoming increasingly segregated along political lines. Most Americans continue to live in electorally competitive areas and where they have a great deal of exposure to members of the other party. | |
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