More Important, but for What Exactly? The Insignificant Role of Subjective Issue Importance in Vote Decisions
Abstract
The nature of democratic governance is intimately connected with how citizens respond to candidate position taking. But when will a generally uninformed public base its vote choices on candidate positions? Since Converse scholars have argued that citizens should place greater weight on candidate positions on issues they consider personally important. However, this claim has received mixed empirical support. We revisit this question with...
Paper Details
Title
More Important, but for What Exactly? The Insignificant Role of Subjective Issue Importance in Vote Decisions
Published Date
Aug 28, 2018
Journal
Volume
42
Issue
1
Pages
239 - 259
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