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James G. Gimpel

James G. Gimpel is a Professor of Government at the University of Maryland, College Park.

Latino Voting in the 2006 Election: Realignment to the GOP Remains Distant

By James G. Gimpel
March 2007
Backgrounders and Reports

Immigration, Intergroup Conflict, and the Erosion of African American Political Power in the 21st Century

By Frank Morris, James G. Gimpel
February 2007
Backgrounders and Reports

Losing Ground or Staying Even: Republicans and the Politics of the Latino Vote

By James G. Gimpel
October 2004
Backgrounders and Reports

Latinos and the 2002 Election: Republicans Do Well When Latinos Stay Home

By James G. Gimpel
January 2003
Backgrounders and Reports

Impossible Dream or Distant Reality? Republican Efforts to Attract Latino Voters

By James G. Gimpel, Karen Kaufmann
August 2001
Backgrounders and Reports

Migration, Immigration and the Politics of Places

By James G. Gimpel
October 1999
Backgrounders and Reports

The Changing Politics of Immigration Policymaking in Congress

By James G. Gimpel, James R. Edwards Jr.
July 1998
Backgrounders and Reports
The Center for Immigration Studies is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit research organization founded in 1985. It is the nation's only think tank devoted exclusively to research and policy analysis of the economic, social, demographic, fiscal, and other impacts of immigration on the United States.