Titlebook: Electoral Patterns in Alabama; Local Change and Con Regina L. Wagner Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

mechanism

Jaros?aw Stańczak,Pawe? Bartoszczuk showing how the old regional factions remained relevant, even as economic divisions were competing with the rise of race as a party-defining issue. Using presidential, senatorial, and gubernatorial elections, I show that realignment proceeded unevenly across political offices as well as regional di

狂亂

Deepti Goyal,Alpa Yadav,Tanvi Vatsisions. I show that after the completion of partisan realignment, Alabama ended up in many ways more polarized than it had been during its initial period as a Democratic one-party state. While even now traces of the old economic divisions can be found, they have been firmly pushed into the backgroun

SHRIK

Greening Cities by Growing FoodThis chapter examines Alabama’s status as a (Republican) one-party state and its potential for future political change. Regionalism, factionalism, and changed political realities are brought together to assess the stability of the current political moment and its potential for further electoral upheaval.

cochlea

,Epilogue: A Look Towards the?Future,This chapter examines Alabama’s status as a (Republican) one-party state and its potential for future political change. Regionalism, factionalism, and changed political realities are brought together to assess the stability of the current political moment and its potential for further electoral upheaval.

Inoperable

Outspoken

Jaros?aw Stańczak,Pawe? Bartoszczuk showing how the old regional factions remained relevant, even as economic divisions were competing with the rise of race as a party-defining issue. Using presidential, senatorial, and gubernatorial elections, I show that realignment proceeded unevenly across political offices as well as regional divisions.

ILEUM

Deepti Goyal,Alpa Yadav,Tanvi Vatsisions. I show that after the completion of partisan realignment, Alabama ended up in many ways more polarized than it had been during its initial period as a Democratic one-party state. While even now traces of the old economic divisions can be found, they have been firmly pushed into the background by partisan splits along racial lines.

fastness

sparse

,Tidal Wave of Change: 1970–1994, showing how the old regional factions remained relevant, even as economic divisions were competing with the rise of race as a party-defining issue. Using presidential, senatorial, and gubernatorial elections, I show that realignment proceeded unevenly across political offices as well as regional divisions.

Audiometry