The Family and Voting Turnout
Public Opinion QuarterlyPublished 1 January 1959
William A. Glaser
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Abstract
Most studies of turnout have ignored the interconnections between individuals who are closely related through family ties or other types of intimate association that can be expected to influence their attitudes and choices. This article provides evidence of similarity in the voting behavior of family members.
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