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The Increasing Advantage of Incumbency in the U. S. States
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Gary W. Cox
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Scott Morgenstern
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November 1993
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November 1993
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Legislative Studies Quarterly
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Legislative Studies Quarterly
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Legislative Studies Quarterly
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JSTOR
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03629805
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November 1993
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10.2307/439852
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