With the Midterm Campaigns Ramping Up, Many Local Political Parties Are Ignoring Those Who Want To Volunteer

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A. Lee Hannah, Wright State University - Main CampusFollow
Kevin Reuning
Anne Whitesell

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

10-28-2022

Identifier/URL

39722584 (Pure)

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Abstract

As the 2022 midterm elections approach, volunteers can play a significant role for the Democratic or Republican parties at the county level. In new research, Lee Hannah, Kevin Reuning, and Anne Whitesell look at how easy it is to volunteer for a local political party, and what groups of people find it easier to volunteer. They find that local chapters are more willing to respond to approaches from women and white potential volunteers and if they are an in electorally competitive counties.

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As the 2022 midterm elections approach, volunteers can play a significant role for the Democratic or Republican parties at the county level. In new research,

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Hannah, A., Reuning, K., & Whitesell, A. (2022). With the Midterm Campaigns Ramping Up, Many Local Political Parties Are Ignoring Those Who Want To Volunteer. .
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