Political Implications of Affective Polarization by Place of Residence

• In Event: Place, Time, and Voting Behavior

Brief Overview

Differences between city and country life may sometimes be exaggerated in the minds of citizens, but judgments about places matter for many reasons other than real estate valuations, and sometimes these viewpoints are of political relevance.

Authors

• Jim Gimpel, University of Maryland-College Park

• Andrew Reeves, Washington University in St Louis