Daniel Shea and Nicholas Jacobs talk about their new book, The Rural Voter, The Politics of Place and the Disuniting of America. They discuss what led to the rise of the rural voter, key findings from their survey of rural voters, misconceptions about rural voters, whether rural voters vote their interests, and much more. Their book is required reading for those wanting to understand the urban-rural divide and the state of our politics.
New Book Dispels Myths About Rural Voters
