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Similar “Good Government” States Produce Radically Different State Party Systems Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota & Wisconsin By: Lauren Lange and Heather Miki.

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1 Similar “Good Government” States Produce Radically Different State Party Systems Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota & Wisconsin By: Lauren Lange and Heather Miki

2 Iowa Caucus System Competitive environment creates orientation toward electoral politics Factionalism

3 Michigan Labor unions Party building on issues Strong party organization

4 Wisconsin Multi-party system Well-developed campaign finance laws Lack of partisan registration Decentralized

5 Minnesota Competitive Politics Fascination with Independents Interest groups are more cohesive than parties Caucus system

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11 Democratic Control of State Government

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