Who runs for Congress?

Who runs for Congress? ambition, context, and candidate emergence edited by Thomas A. Kazee. - Washington, D.C. Congressional Quarterly 1994. - xiv, 209 p. maps 23 cm.

Includes bibliographical references.

The emergence of congressional candidates / Thomas A. Kazee -- A formula for uncertainty : creating a black majority district in North Carolina / David T. Canon, Matthew M. Schousen, and Patrick J. Sellers -- Candidate emergence in a majority Hispanic district : the 29th District in Texas / Douglas D. Abel and Bruce I. Oppenheimer -- Running for Congress under the shadow of the Capitol dome : the race for Virginia's 8th District / Paul S. Herrnson and Robert M. Tennant -- Vanishing candidates in the 2nd District of Colorado / Allen D. Hertzke -- Challenging a "safe" incumbent : latent competition in North Carolina's 9th District / Thomas A. Kazee and Susan L. Roberts -- Old style politics and invisible challengers : Iowa's 1st and 4th Districts / John Haskell, Kerry Sutton, and Peverill Squire -- The closing of political minds : noncandidates in the 4th District of Oklahoma / Gary W. Copeland -- Biding their time in the Illinois 9th / Anne C. Layzell and L. Marvin Overby -- Ambition and candidacy : running as a strategic calculation / Thomas A. Kazee.

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United States Congress. House --Election districts.
United States Congress. House --Elections, 1992.

JK1341 / .W47 1994

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