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Abstract Ruling parties are thought to sustain autocracies by facilitating elite power-sharing. If so, authoritarian party institutions must be reasonably resilient. We evaluate this thesis by studying dissenting votes against leader-nominated candidates in party congress elections—among the most pervasive yet least examined forms of elections in twentieth-century autocracies.
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