The Ancestry Factor in American Elections

De: Janvier T. Chando, Janvier Chouteu-Chando

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“The Ancestry Factor in American Elections” is a pathbreaking work that shows us the least-talk-about aspect of the American demographic makeup, which though complex in itself, provides a unique insight into how elections are won and lost in the United States of America. We find that this curious aspect of ancestry is something the news media deliberately or unknowingly fail to dwell on, focusing instead on the economic, political, and specific social agendas of the forces that are bent on molding society, the state, and the world.


In a seemingly effortless manner, this work reveals the significant difference that the mastery of ancestry made in recent campaigns in the United States of America, especially for the winners of the last three Presidential Elections.

Though a part of a bigger and equally insightful book, the author gave extra fittings to the main body of this work that make understanding the complex nature of ancestry in the USA easy and fulfilling.