Are Women More Likely to Vote for Women 's Issue Bills Than Their Male Colleagues?
Are Women More Likely to Vote for Women 's Issue Bills Than Their Male Colleagues?
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女性是否比男性同事更有可能投票支持女性问题法案？
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1998
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M. Swers
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投票结果表明，在对国会投票的其他主要影响进行控制的情况下，性别对妇女问题的投票产生了重大和独立的影响。这些影响包括选民因素，政党，个人特征和意识形态。按政党划分的性别互动条款表明，性别的影响很大程度上是由于共和党妇女的影响。对个人投票的Logit分析表明，代表的性别在涉及堕胎和妇女健康的投票中最重要。性别的影响被其他因素所压倒，如政党、意识形态和选民对投票的关注，而这些因素与妇女的直接关系较小，如教育。
votes indicate that gender exerts a significant and independent effect on voting for women's issues in the face of controls for other major influences on congressional voting. These influences include constituency factors, party, personal characteristics, and ideology. Interaction terms for gender by party indicate that much of the impact of gender is due to the influence of Republican women. Logit analysis of the individual votes demonstrates that the gender of the representative was most significant on votes that dealt with abortion and women's health. The influence of gender was overwhelmed by other factors such as party, ideology, and constituency concerns on votes that were less directly related to women, such as education.