Rockefeller Republican (English Wikipedia)

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Barabas & Javens 2022, p. 15. Barabas, Jason; Javens, Cristina (2022). "Rockefeller Republicans Redux: Political Moderates on the Right in New York State". American Political Science Association. doi:10.33774/apsa-2022-7fg7g.

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