Democratic Samuel P. Huntington, in The Public In-
terest (Spring 1985), 10 East 53rd St., rospects New York, N.Y. 10022.
What is the future of the national Democratic Party after its rout Reagan in 1984?
"First and foremost, [the Democrats' prospects depend] on whether the New Politics coalition continues to dominate the party," says Hun- tington, a Harvard professor of government. "If it does, the party will remain a minority and its vision . . .that of a minority party."
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