The Foundations of Latino Voter Partisanship: Evidence from the 2000 Election
The Foundations of Latino Voter Partisanship: Evidence from the 2000 Election
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拉丁裔选民党派之争的基础：2000 年选举的证据
作者：
R. M. Alvarez;L. G. Bedolla
在美国，对党派认同的研究主要集中在英裔美国人身上。我们认为，通过只关注入籍，主要是白色，移民的后代，以前的研究可能已经偏向于主要是社会学帐户的发展，党派态度。在这里，我们研究了拉丁裔选民的党派关系，并认为，通过检查他们的党派态度，我们应该发现，他们的党派比盎格鲁人更明确的政治。我们利用电话调查的拉丁裔可能的选民在2000年总统选举中，发现拉丁裔选民的党派性是由政治和社会因素。
Studies of partisan identification in the U.S. have concentrated on Anglo Americans. We argue that by focusing only on the descendents of naturalized, mostly white, immigrants, that previous research may have been biased toward largely sociological accounts for the development of partisan attitudes. Here we study the partisan affiliations of Latino voters and argue that by examining their partisan attitudes we should find that their partisanship is more explicitly political than Anglos. We utilize a telephone survey of Latino likely voters in the 2000 presidential election and find that Latino voter partisanship is shaped by both political and social factors.