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  • 1Y anna K rupnikov is an assistant professor at Stony Brook University , Stony Brook, NY , USA . S pencer P iston is an assistant professor at Boston University , Boston, MA , USA . The authors are grateful to Adriana Aldana, Richard Anderson, Antoine Banks, Andrea Benjamin, Ted Brader, Nancy Burns, Edward G. Carmines, Anthony S. Chen, Tessa Ditonto, Vanessa Cruz Nichols, Allison Dale-Riddle, Charles Doriean, Patrick Egan, John A. Garcia, Jeremy Gelman, Sarah Hobolt, Vincent L. Hutchings, John E. Jackson, Ashley Jardina, Andrea Jones-Rooy, Nathan P. Kalmoe, Cindy Kam, Kristyn L. Karl, Donald R. Kinder, Alana LeBron, Adam Seth Levine, Robert W. Mickey, Srinivas Parinandi, Mark Peffley, Davin L. Phoenix, Paul Poast, John Barry Ryan, Allyson Shortle, LaFleur Stephens, Michael Tesler, Nicholas A. Valentino, and Michael Zilis for their helpful comments. Earlier versions of this project were presented at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, the 2013 Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, the University of Michigan's Center for Political Studies Workshop, the University of Michigan's Interdisciplinary Workshop in American Politics, and the University of Michigan's Coalition for Interdisciplinary Research on Latino Issues.

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