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Table 6. Determinants of Latinos’ 2012 Campaign Activity, ANES Source: Authors’ compilation based on ANES 2012. Note: Note: Entries are unstandardized ordered probit coefficients with standard errors in parentheses conducted. Data are weighted. Income is imputed (twenty times). Republicans and Democrats are identified based on their response to the standard partisanship question in the preelection survey. Leaners are included as partisans. All variables are coded 0 or 1 except age, which is coded in decades. Data are weighted. One tailed: *p < .1; **p < .05; ***p < .01
Table 6.

Determinants of Latinos’ 2012 Campaign Activity, ANES

Source: Authors’ compilation based on ANES 2012.

Note: Note: Entries are unstandardized ordered probit coefficients with standard errors in parentheses conducted. Data are weighted. Income is imputed (twenty times). Republicans and Democrats are identified based on their response to the standard partisanship question in the preelection survey. Leaners are included as partisans. All variables are coded 0 or 1 except age, which is coded in decades. Data are weighted.

One tailed: *p < .1; **p < .05; ***p < .01

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