A Conjoint Test of How Latinos Evaluate a Candidate's Ethnicity, Party, and Positions on Immigration, Economics, and Abortion

• In Event: Complicating Latino Identity and its Role in Contemporary U.S. Politics

Brief Overview

I ran a conjoint survey experiment with an online Latino voter population. They evaluated candidate-pairs that jointly varied in their partisanship, race/ethnicity, and positions on economic, immigration, and abortion policy.

Author

• Derek Wakefield, Emory University