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Partisan Influence on Vote Choices in Judicial Elections

This study by Chris Bonneau and Damon Cann examines the impact of partisanship on voter decision-making in judicial elections. Without a national voter sample, little is known about how partisanship affects choices. The researchers used three CCES modules to ask vote choice questions, analyzing 456 respondents with a design-adjusted crosstab probit model.

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Partisan Influence on Vote Choices in Judicial Elections

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  1. Party Identification and Vote Choice in Partisan and Nonpartisan Judicial Elections Chris Bonneau University of Pittsburg Damon Cann Utah State University

  2. The Problem: • No existing national sample of voters in judicial elections (limited to single-state studies) • Little is known about whether partisanship effects voters’ decision making in judicial elections • Questions swaps allowed us to ask vote choice questions on 3 CCES modules. • Not all respondents lived in states with judicial elections • Not everyone votes • We observe multiple vote choices per voter in some states. Total n= 456

  3. Design-adjusted Crosstab

  4. Probit Model of Vote Choice

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