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James Barnes / Maryann Fiebach / David Weaver / Dave Krantz / Nolan McCarty / David Leip / Richard Nixon / Joseph Bafumi / Andres Centeno / Boris Shor / Horace Greeley / Boliang Zhu / Craig Newmark / Eunseong Kim / Amanda Czerniawski / Brian Fogarty / Stephen Ansolabehere / David Park / Robert Erikson / Elke Weber / Robert Shapiro / Jimmy Carter / Huey Long / Harry Truman / Andrew Gelman / Bush / David Brooks / Stuart Jordan / Matt Bai / David Epstein / Reagan / Eric Johnson / Greg Wawro / Alford / Al Gore / /
Rich state, poor state, red state, blue state: What’s the matter with Connecticut?∗ Andrew Gelman†, Boris Shor‡, Joseph Bafumi§, David Park¶ September 17, 2007 Abstract