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Party Identification #apgov
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objectives 1.In what ways do people identify with political parties? 2.What factors influence party preference? @TomRichey
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The Simple Version DEMOCRATSINDEPENDENTSREPUBLICANS
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DEMOCRATSINDEPENDENTSREPUBLICANS30%45%25%
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Nearly half of the electorate self-identifies as independent.
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Expressions of Party Preference 1.Voter Registration 2.Self-Identification 3.Tendency to Support Party a)Candidates b)Policies 4.Voting in Primary Elections
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98.3% Photo by Gage Skidmore Photo by Pete Souza51.1%1.7%47.2% Voted for one of the two major party candidates in the 2012 election.
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LEANERS
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Some Independents Lean Left
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Some Independents Lean Right
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98.3% Photo by Gage Skidmore Photo by Pete Souza51.1%1.7%47.2% Chose a party when it came crunch time.
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Expressions of Party Preference 1.Voter Registration 2.Self-Identification 3.Tendency to Support Party a)Candidates b)Policies 4.Voting in Primary Elections
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DEMOCRATSINDEPENDENTSREPUBLICANS STRONGWEAKLEANSINDEPENDENTLEANSWEAKSTRONG The Complex Version
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Factors Influencing Party ID 1.Upbringing / Socialization 2.Life Experience 3.Attachment 4.Political Climate
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70% Your parents are most influential in determining your political affiliation.
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Experience Matters, Too.
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We get more attached with time.
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As coalitions shift between parties, so do individuals. Realignment
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E-LECTURE Available on YouTube! @TomRichey
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LEARNING. DELIVERED.
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