The influence of various measures of health on different types of political participation

Overview of attention for article published in Politics, May 2019

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RT @ESS_Survey: Our Round 7 (2014/15) survey data on health was analysed for this @JournalPolitics article. The article found that those w…

30 May 2019

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RT @ESS_Survey: Our Round 7 (2014/15) survey data on health was analysed for this @JournalPolitics article. The article found that those w…

28 May 2019

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RT @ESS_Survey: Our Round 7 (2014/15) survey data on health was analysed for this @JournalPolitics article. The article found that those w…

28 May 2019

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Our Round 7 (2014/15) survey data on health was analysed for this @JournalPolitics article. The article found that those with health issues are less likely to vote in elections, but tend to participate more regularly in other forms of political activity.

28 May 2019

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