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Do Phone Calls Increase Voter Turnout?: A Field Experiment

ALAN S. GERBER and DONALD P. GREEN

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• Political Science..Errors in Political Science
• Political Science..Measures Of Dispersion in Political Science
• Criminology..Public Opinion
• Political Science..Voters

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