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Humza Bokhari on the Special Election Fallacy

By Harvard Talks Politics

September 30, 2011

Harvard Political Review writer Humza Bokhari asks the question on everyone’s minds regarding special elections: do they matter? He dissects the myth of momentum and elucidates the role of the media in making special elections predictive.
Read the full article at the Harvard Political Review.

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