Specific western blot bands are associated with initial CD4+ lymphocyte counts in human immunodeficiency virus seroconverters

This study examines the impact of the abolition of the county-unit system on the 1962 Georgia gubernatorial election, which provides the opportunity to analyze what occurs when a major upheaval takes place in an electoral system. Methods: Hypotheses concerning this election are proposed Path models are used to demonstrate causal relationships, while multiple regression is used to empirically test the hypotheses. Results: The findings show that the abolition of the county-unit system did have a significant impact upon this election. This ranged from what motivated voter turnout, to visits by the candidates, to what influenced vote choice. Conclusions: The abolition of the county-unit system provided for a massive shift away from rural domination of statewide politics. Beyond simply influencing voting behavior, the urban counties also had a decisive impact on candidate campaigning and voter turnout.4Paths were originally computed as hypothesized, then recomputed with the non-significant paths dropped. Reported R2 is adjusted R2 for recomputed paths. The level of significance for all figures was .001 percent.

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Specific western blot bands are associated with initial CD4+ lymphocyte counts in human immunodeficiency virus seroconverters

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The Effects of the Abolition of the Georgia County‐unit System on the 1962 Gubernatorial Election

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