"
Who Voted for Trump in 2016?"
written by Alexandra C. Cook, Nathan J. Hill, Mary I. Trichka, Grace J. Hwang, Paul M. Sommers,
published by
Open Journal of Social Sciences,
Vol.5 No.7, 2017
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