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A Period of Government Reassessment: 1974–1990
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Abstract: This chapter examines the period after Watergate, during which nonvoting increased. The chapter finds that the introduction of cable television into American homes was principally associated with this increase. With cable television, people could avoid politics by selecting channels that were expressly not political. In contrast, the uncertainty defined by the stagflation of the period—in which both inflation and unemployment increased in tandem—reduced nonvoting. The chapter also considers youth nonvoting in depth. The chapter continues the analysis of nonvoting at the individual level, confirming that the less people know about the campaign context and the less they make judgments about the candidates, the more likely they will be nonvoters.
Title: A Period of Government Reassessment: 1974–1990
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Abstract: This chapter examines the period after Watergate, during which nonvoting increased.
The chapter finds that the introduction of cable television into American homes was principally associated with this increase.
With cable television, people could avoid politics by selecting channels that were expressly not political.
In contrast, the uncertainty defined by the stagflation of the period—in which both inflation and unemployment increased in tandem—reduced nonvoting.
The chapter also considers youth nonvoting in depth.
The chapter continues the analysis of nonvoting at the individual level, confirming that the less people know about the campaign context and the less they make judgments about the candidates, the more likely they will be nonvoters.
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