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1 Strong Two Party Politics in the Industrial Heartland

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6 19602004 John Kennedy (D) Richard Nixon (R) John Kerry (D) George W. Bush (R)

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21 19602004 John Kennedy (D) Richard Nixon (R) John Kerry (D) George W. Bush (R)

22 General Trends Strong two party trends Split between presidential vote and state legislature vote Republican and democrat dominance switch frequently Urban areas gain population, gain influence, elect democrats

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