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Table 7. Effects on the likelihood of voting for George Bush among conflicted conservatives, 2000.
Party Identification (0-7 scale)
.84 **
(.19)
Strength of (conservative)
Ideology
-.16
(.60)
Strength of (liberal) issue
preferences
-.25 *
(.10)
Age .11
(.13)
Age squared
-.001
(.008)
Nonwhite -1.93
*
(.85)
Female -.20
(.68)
South .77
(.72)
Education .00
(.26)
Income .04
(.09)
Personal Retrospections
.25
(.38)
Personal Prospections
-.87 *
(.45)
National Retrospections
-.20
(.32)
National Prospections
-.82 *
(.45)
Skepticism of
government intervention
.06
(.31)
Egalitarianism .06
(.53)
Moral traditionalism
-.67
(.55)
Feelings toward
“Democratic” groups
-.017 **
(.006)
Feelings toward
“Republican” groups
.045 **
(.009)
Perception of Candidate
Conservatism
.91 *
(.43)
Notes: Estimates are logit coefficients. Standard errors in parentheses.
N=175. Number of “successes” (Bush votes) = 93.
* p<.05 **p<.01 (one-tailed)
Log-Likelihood: -86.06
Note: estimates for “branching” and “phone” format dummies are non-significant (p>.10) and not shown.