Party Polarization, Ideological Sorting and the Emergence of the US Partisan Gender Gap

RT @meredithconroy_: @RyanDEnos I like this by @jonmladd and coauthors. Not about Trump in particular, but about the salience of partisansh…

@RyanDEnos I like this by @jonmladd and coauthors. Not about Trump in particular, but about the salience of partisanship which coincides with Trump of course https://t.co/GSBoz2Wnwp

@matthewlehew @KevinReuning And as this article explains, the gender gap is greatest among more educated because they are more aware of elite polarization and therefore better sorting on policy grounds (and women prefer D policies while men GOP policies).

@ntdPhD @KevinReuning @ChrisPolPsych I’ll have to check it out. fits w this too: the gender gap is largest among educated who are more aware of party polarization and therefore better sorting https://t.co/bl2HmNFHc1