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James G. Gimpel

James G. Gimpel is a Professor of Government at the University of Maryland, College Park.

Latino Voting in 2010

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
November 2011
Backgrounders and Reports

Panel Transcript: Can Conservatism Survive Mass Immigration?

  • By
  • Ramesh Ponnuru
  • Mark Krikorian
  • James G. Gimpel
  • David Frum
September 2010
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Panel Video: Can Conservatism Survive Mass Immigration?

  • By
  • Ramesh Ponnuru
  • Mark Krikorian
  • James G. Gimpel
  • David Frum
  • Bryan Griffith
September 2010
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Immigration, Political Realignment, and the Demise of Republican Political Prospects

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
February 2010
Backgrounders and Reports

Latino Voting in 2008: Part of a Broader Electoral Movement

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
January 2009
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Latino Voting in the 2008 Election: Part of a Broader Electoral Movement

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
January 2009
Backgrounders and Reports

Latino Voting in the 2006 Election

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
March 2007
Backgrounders and Reports

Immigration, Intergroup Conflict, and the Erosion of African American Political Power in the 21st Century

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
  • Frank Morris
February 2007
Backgrounders and Reports

Losing Ground or Staying Even: Republicans and the Politics of the Latino Vote

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
October 2004
Backgrounders and Reports

Latinos and the 2002 Election: Republicans Do Well When Latinos Stay Home

  • By
  • James G. Gimpel
January 2003
Backgrounders and Reports
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