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Geographic Diversity and the Strategic Placement of Immigrant Candidates
Immigrant-background populations remain underrepresented in national legislatures. A common explanation is that parties perceive immigrant-background candidates as electorally costly and therefore place them disproportionately in unwinnable contests. Existing research, however, pays little attention
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