Data for: Taking Official Positions: How Public Policy Preferences Influence the Platforms of Parties in the United States

Name: Data for: Taking Official Positions: How Public Policy Preferences Influence the Platforms of Parties in the United States
Creator: Christopher Williams
Published: 2018-11-17T00:36:39.836Z
Keywords: Public Opinion, Representation, Political Party

Williams, Christopher; Benefiel, Charlana

doi:10.17632/xrt45z3jm7.1

Data for: Taking Official Positions: How Public Policy Preferences Influence the Platforms of Parties in the United States

Published: 17 November 2018| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/xrt45z3jm7.1

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Christopher Williams, Charlana Benefiel

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This dataset contains public opinion data regarding multiple policy areas from 1947 through 2011 in the United States, as well as data regarding the percentage of statements in Republican and Democratic platforms that were dedicated to each policy area. This data was originally collected through the Policy Agendas Project.

Data for: Taking Official Positions: How Public Policy Preferences Influence the Platforms of Parties in the United States

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