2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-1346.2009.00230.x
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An Inside‐Outsider or an Outside‐Insider? The Republican Primary Campaign of Ron Paul from a Third‐Party Perspective

Abstract: The 2007/2008 Republican presidential primary run for Ron Paul was a relatively unique candidacy, as he was a former third‐party presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party in 1988. In this article, I argue that his recent run as a Republican needs to be studied as a third‐party movement within a major party. To do so, I conduct a state‐level analysis of support for Paul using a dependent variable measuring the number of online Paul donors. The results indicate that the strongest explanation for Paul supp… Show more

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“… 11. Chamberlain (2010) shows how outsider third party-type candidates can find success in major party presidential primaries, although not to the level of Trump’s success, in detailing Ron Paul’s run in 2008. …”
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“… 11. Chamberlain (2010) shows how outsider third party-type candidates can find success in major party presidential primaries, although not to the level of Trump’s success, in detailing Ron Paul’s run in 2008. …”
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confidence: 99%