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Politics / State Legislative Electoral Process Rhonda Louise Wrzenski Assistant Professor Department / Supreme Court / Council of State Governments / National Institute on Money / Reform party / Senate / United States Senate / Center for American Women / U.S. House / Federal Election Commission / state senate / Indiana University Southeast / State Politics / /
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Is It Really ‘All about the Benjamins’?: Exploring the Role of Campaign SelfFinance in the State Legislative Electoral Process Rhonda Louise Wrzenski Assistant Professor Department of Political Science Indiana Unive