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The New York Times ran a nice graphic today summarizing how uncompetitive most House races have become in recent years:
I especially appreciate that the Times, unlike many other sources, is agnostic about whether the trend is driven by redistricting.
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-Assistant Professor of Government, Dartmouth College (2011-)
-RWJF Scholar in Health Policy Research, University of Michigan (2009-2011)
-Ph.D., Duke political science (2003-2009)
-All the President's Spin (2004)
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