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Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction The Evolution of Reform Saints and Sinners Tweed: Reform's Child and Champion Purifying the Polls Reform Comes of Age Murphy's Law: The Direct Primary Changing of the Guards The New Goo-Goos The Battle Over Nonpartisan Elections Not Your Grandfather's Nonpartisanship The Politics of Process Bossism and Ballot Access Noncompetitive Elections: The Elephant in the Room Participation and Representation Race Concerns and Race Cards The New Fusion Campaign Finance Follies Redeeming Reform Notes Index
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