Defying the Odds: The 2016 Elections and American Politics
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Defying the Odds: The 2016 Elections and American Politics

by Andrew E. Busch, James W. Ceaser, John J. Pitney Jr., Pitney, John J., Jr.

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Defying the Odds examines the 2016 elections and their significance for American politics. Written by Andrew E. Busch, James W. Ceaser, and John J. Pitney Jr., this book provides a focused resource for readers seeking to understand a pivotal election cycle and its place in the nation’s political history.

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Defying the Odds examines the 2016 elections and their place in American political history.

The book focuses on the relationship between electoral events and the broader course of American politics.

It offers readers a focused resource for considering the political developments and significance associated with the 2016 election cycle.

Written by Andrew E. Busch, James W. Ceaser, and John J. Pitney Jr., this work is suited to readers interested in elections and political affairs.

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