The Evangelical Voter in the United States, 1983

The Resource The Evangelical Voter in the United States, 1983
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The Evangelical Voter in the United States, 1983
Statement of responsibility
Stuart Rothenberg, Frank Newport
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Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Self-identified Christian voters were interviewed in this survey. Interviewers probed for responses on a variety of political issues, as well as for religious opinions and behavior. Political issues included the nuclear freeze, the Equal Rights Amendment, abortion, prayer in schools, U.S. intervention and aid in Central America, and defense spending. Other data include voting behavior in the 1980 Presidential election, projected voting in the 1984 election, and opinions of various public figures and religious groups. The importance of religious views in the selection of political candidates was assessed by each individual, in addition to opinions and experiences concerning the involvement of religious leaders with politics. Information was also gathered on religious behavior such as church attendance and watching religious television programs. Data on sex, race, educational level, occupation, income, and political party registration are included
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Cataloging source
MiAaI
Characteristic
combination
Date time place
Start: 1983-07-15; and end: 1983-07-19
Funding information
The Free Congress Research and Education Foundation. The Institute for Government and Politics.
Government publication
unknown if item is government publication
Series statement
ICPSR
Series volume
8354
Target audience
specialized

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