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apgov objectives In what ways do people identify with political parties What factors influence party preference TomRichey The Simple Version DEMOCRATS INDEPENDENTS REPUBLICANS The Simple Version ID: 315893

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Party Identification

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apgovSlide2

objectives

In what ways do people identify with political parties?

What factors influence party preference?

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TomRicheySlide3

The Simple Version

DEMOCRATS

INDEPENDENTS

REPUBLICANSSlide4

The Simple Version

DEMOCRATS

INDEPENDENTS

REPUBLICANS

30%

45%

25%Slide5

Nearly half of the electorate self-identifies as independent.Slide6

Expressions of Party Preference

Voter Registration

Self-Identification

Tendency to Support Party

CandidatesPolicies

Voting in Primary ElectionsSlide7

98.3%

Photo by

Gage Skidmore

Photo by

Pete Souza

51.1%

1.7%

47.2%

Voted for one of the two major party candidates in the 2012 election.Slide8

LEANERSSlide9

Some Independents

Lean LeftSlide10

Some Independents

Lean RightSlide11

98.3%

Photo by

Gage Skidmore

Photo by

Pete Souza

51.1%

1.7%

47.2%

Chose a party when it came crunch time.Slide12

Expressions of Party Preference

Voter Registration

Self-Identification

Tendency to Support Party

CandidatesPolicies

Voting in Primary ElectionsSlide13

DEMOCRATS

INDEPENDENTS

REPUBLICANS

STRONG

WEAK

LEANS

INDEPENDENT

LEANS

WEAK

STRONG

The Complex VersionSlide14

Factors Influencing Party ID

Upbringing / Socialization

Life Experience

Attachment

Political ClimateSlide15

70%

Your parents are most influential in determining your political affiliation.Slide16

Experience Matters, Too.Slide17

We get more attached with time.Slide18

As coalitions shift between parties, so do individuals.

RealignmentSlide19

E-LECTURE

Available on YouTube!

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TomRicheySlide20

LEARNING. DELIVERED.