Cross-over Voting in a 1976 Open Presidential Primary |
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| Authors: | HEDLUND RONALD D. |
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| Affiliation: | University of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeThe author wishes to thank several individuals and institutions for their contributions in completing this report: The Milwaukee Sentinel —especially Laurie Van Dyke, Keith Spore, and John Blexrud— collected the data and generously made it available for secondary analysis. William Schneider of Harvard University served as a consultant in preparing the questionnaire and in interpreting the results, and my colleagues Meredith Watts, Keith Hamm, and Robert Stein made numerous comments and suggestions. Significant financial support for analysis and computer time was provided by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Graduate School, Urban Research Center, and Social Science Research Facility |
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| Abstract: | Using data collected from a polling place survey with 1,279voters in the four-county metropolitan Milwaukee area, thisreport considers how much cross-over voting took place in the1976 presidential primary, the degree to which the cross-overvote was a mischief one, the social backgrounds of cross-overand consistent voters, and the reasons cited for the candidatechoice of cross-over and consistent voters |
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