Using data collected from a polling place survey with 1,279 voters in the four-county metropolitan Milwaukee area, this report considers how much cross-over voting took place in the 1976 presidential primary, the degree to which the cross-over vote was a mischief one, the social backgrounds of cross-over and consistent voters, and the reasons cited for the candidate choice of cross-over and consistent voters
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Ronald D. Hedlund (1977) studied this question.
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