Southern parties and elections studies in regional political change (University of Alabama Press, 1997)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-226) and index
Introduction : changing electoral and party politics in the South / Robert P. Steed -- Voting rights in the South after Shaw and Miller : the end of racial fairness? / Richard K. Scher, Jon L. Mills, and John J. Hotaling -- Voter turnout and candidate participation : effects of affirmative action districting / Ronald Keith Gaddie and Charles S. Bullock III -- The impact of election timing on republican trickle-down in the South / Jay Barth -- Changes in the composition of political activists, 1952-1992 / Patrick R. Cotter, Samuel H. Fisher III, and Felita T. Williams -- Age and partisanship, 1952-1992 / Richard Nadeau and Harold W. Stanley -- Out of the phone booths : republican primaries in the deep South / David E. Sturrock -- Dixie versus the nonsouthern megastates in American presidential politics / Thomas F. Eamon -- Increasing liberalism among Southern members of congress, 1970-1990, with an analysis of the 1994 congressional elections / Layne Hoppe -- Representation and party in the Virginia general assembly since the civil rights and reapportionment revolutions / Clifton McCleskey -- Electoral competition and Southern state legislatures : the dynamics of change / R. Bruce Anderson -- Conclusion : Southern party and electoral politics in the 1990s : change or continuity? / Robert P. Steed, Laurence W. Moreland, and Tod A. Baker