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2.1 The level of development of major social cleavages in postwar
United States 		35
3.1 Fit statistics for logistic regression models of change in class
and presidential vote choice, 1952-1992 		63
3.2 Class-specific sample means for independent variables in the
analyses 		72
3.3 Logistic regression coefficients (s.e. in parenthesis) for
explanatory model of vote choice, 1972-1992 		76
3.4 Logistic regression decomposition for explaining change in
vote choice among professionals, self-employed, and
nonskilled workers 		77
4.1 Fit statistics for logistic regression models of religious
groups and presidential vote choice, 1960-1992 		107
4.2 Logistic coefficients (s.e. in parenthesis) for initial trend and
preferred models of religious groups and presidential vote
choice, 1960-1992 		108
4.3 Fit statistics for logistic regression models of religious groups
and voter turnout, 1960-1992 		114
4.4 Logistic regression coefficients (s.e. in parenthesis) for
preferred models of religious groups and voter turnout,
1960-1992 		115
4.5 OLS coefficients (s.e. in parenthesis) for analyzing trends in
partisanship among religious voters, 1960-1992 		118
4.6 Fit statistics for logistic regression models of presidential
vote choice among Catholics vs. Protestants, 1952-1992 		119
4.7 Sample means for, liberal Protestants,
1972 vs. 1992 		121
4.8 Logistic regression decomposition for explaining trend in
vote choice among liberal Protestants, 1972-1992 		122
4.9 Fit statistics for logistic regression models of presidential
vote choice among conservative Protestants, 1972-1992 		123
5.1 Coding of independent variables in the analyses 141
5.2 Fit statistics and select coefficients for logistic regression
models of the emerging gender gap in presidential elections,
1952-1992 		144

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Publication Information: Book Title: Social Cleavages and Political Change: Voter Alignments and U.S. Party Coalitions. Contributors: Jeff Manza - author, Clem Brooks - author. Publisher: Oxford University Press. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1999. Page Number: ix.
    
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