An edition of Legislative voting patterns and partisan cohesion in a one-party dominant legislature (1973)

Legislative voting patterns and partisan cohesion in a one-party dominant legislature

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Bureau of Government Research, University of Oklahoma
Language
English
Pages
26

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Subjects

Oklahoma, Oklahoma. Legislature. House of Representatives, Voting, Dominant-party systems
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Legislative voting patterns and partisan cohesion in a one-party dominant legislature
1973, Bureau of Government Research, University of Oklahoma
in English

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Norman
Series
Legislative research series ;, monograph no. 3

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Dewey Decimal Class
328.766/07/75
Library of Congress
JK7178 .B47

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26 leaves ;
Number of pages
26

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OL5171588M
LCCN
74623577

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