Analyzing Republican Identification and Voting Patterns in Polarized America

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Explore data on Republican identification, voting trends, and income quintiles in the United States from 1980 to 2002. Discover insights into party stratification, ideological self-placement, and support for impeachment based on demographics and income levels.

  • America
  • Republican
  • Voting patterns
  • Polarization
  • Data analysis

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  1. Polarized America (2006) Figures and Tables for Chapters 2 and 3

  2. Labor and Minimum Wage Votes, 1937 - 2000

  3. 2000 Bush Two-Party Vote by Counties and Districts

  4. 1992 Bush Two-Party Vote by Counties and Districts

  5. 1980 Reagan Two-Party Vote by Counties and Districts

  6. 1972 Nixon Two-Party Vote by Counties and Districts

  7. Ideological Self Placement Liberal-Conservative 7-Point Scales 1,2 and 6,7 = Ideological; 3,4,5 = Moderate

  8. Party Stratification by Income

  9. Table 3.7: Republican Identification by Quintile 1996-2002 Income Quintile Year 1 2 3 4 5 1996 0.187 0.184 0.282 0.290 0.411 1998 0.233 0.234 0.266 0.252 0.374 2000 0.144 0.222 0.215 0.294 0.324 2002 0.197 0.248 0.301 0.362 0.401

  10. Table 3.8: Impeachment and Republican Identification Impeachment Supporter 0.189 (0.074) Impeachment Opponent 0.040 (0.049) Relative Income ALL 0.083 (0.040) African-American -0.799 (0.105) -0.536 (0.324) -0.853 (0.112) Female -0.087 (0.063) -0.044 (0.119) -0.112 (0.075) South 0.053 (0.068) -0.070 (0.123) 0.102 (0.082) Some College 0.121 (0.077) 0.276 (0.145) 0.072 (0.092) College Graduate 0.168 (0.082) 0.422 (0.152) 0.068 (0.098) Age -0.037 (0.019) 0.045 (0.035) -0.071 (0.022) Church Attendance 0.055 (0.065) 0.153 (0.123) 0.029 (0.076) Impeachment Supporter 1.129 (0.074) N Log-likelihood 1144 -2002.838 331 813 -559.746 -1417.633

  11. Annual Income Effect Using Pew Data

  12. Republican Identification, Religion, and Income

  13. Party-Income Stratification by State: White Respondents

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