Dixiecrat
In modern usage, especially since 1956, Dixiecrat refers to Southern Democrats who have traditionally voted in support of the Democratic Party, but may have turned against that party in certain elections, or in general, or, if they remain in the Democratic party, may be Conservative Democrats. The term is a portmanteau of "Dixie", describing the South, and "Democrat".
Related Topics:
1956 - Southern - Democratic Party - Conservative Democrat - Portmanteau - Dixie
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