The theory of political generations asserts that enduring and relevant political consequences
result from critical experiences during the formative years. This study draws on a national …

the major political parties is associated with party identification, we will use as a measure of
&dquo; party information&dquo; the party differences questions from the 1980 National …

The nonpartisan municipal ballot is one of several turn-of-the-century reforms intended to
weaken political parties. Through its effects on individuals' political contexts and voting …

In response to a critique of his work by Stephen C. Craig (1985), the author marshals
additional evidence that in regard to the relationship between voters and the two major …

For more than twenty years, the dominant model of electoral choice has had at its core, the
theory of party identification. A sense of party" identification accounts for a wide range of …

The objective of the political socialization process is to homogenize and cement the
populace's basic political perspectives. The work of Jennings and Markus (1984) …