Scholars from the Diane D. Blair Center of Southern Politics and Society spoke at the Clinton School of Public Service this afternoon to celebrate the release of a national poll conducted to better understand political attitudes of voters in the South versus the balance of the country. Dr. Todd Shields talked about some of the Blair-Rockefeller Poll’s initial findings but didn’t go into too much detail. The school is keeping the results close to their chest so their own researchers can use the results as the basis for books and future journal articles, but they did have some interesting insights. More data will be presented at an October conference. Find out more on the jump.

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