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Have Conservatives Transformed the States?

Republicans have gained a lot of electoral ground…

An episode of the The Science of Politics podcast, hosted by Niskanen Center, titled "Have Conservatives Transformed the States?" was published on September 25, 2019 and runs 55 minutes.

September 25, 2019 ·55m · The Science of Politics

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Republicans have gained a lot of electoral ground in the states, while building an impressive infrastructure of conservative organizations to push policy rightward. But have they succeeded? Alex Hertel-Fernandez finds that organizations of conservative legislators, advocacy groups, and think tanks jointly shifted state policy and neutered their political opponents. But Matt Grossmann finds that despite major gains in the states, Republicans did not transform the size or scope of state government or counteract liberal social trends. Where they did have influence, the results on the ground were limited. These studies pinpoint both the strengths and limits of the conservative ascendency in the states. Photo credit: https://www.pexels.com/photo/silhouette-of-four-person-with-flag-of-united-states-background-1046398/

Republicans have gained a lot of electoral ground in the states, while building an impressive infrastructure of conservative organizations to push policy rightward. But have they succeeded? Alex Hertel-Fernandez finds that organizations of conservative legislators, advocacy groups, and think tanks jointly shifted state policy and neutered their political opponents. But Matt Grossmann finds that despite major gains in the states, Republicans did not transform the size or scope of state government or counteract liberal social trends. Where they did have influence, the results on the ground were limited. These studies pinpoint both the strengths and limits of the conservative ascendency in the states. Photo credit: https://www.pexels.com/photo/silhouette-of-four-person-with-flag-of-united-states-background-1046398/
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