Do humble beginnings help? How politician class roots shape voter evaluations

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@JMFernandes86 @DanBischof @DebusMarc @chriswratil We find no real effects for gender in two experiments in Germany. I would expect stronger effects for migration background. https://t.co/yXmoVNUJEi

@_l17r_ @cseidl2 @JurgenKlatzer @ArminWolf @MarkusWagnerAT Das ginge z.B. in diese Richtung. Meine Annahme wäre z.B. dass Mundart auch ein proxy für "Class Roots" sein kann. Aber wie gesagt, ich kenne keine Studien zu Mundart direkt: https://t.co/vH4ORr6aN

RT @ElectoralStdies: 'Do humble beginnings help? How politician #class roots shape #voter evaluations' by Nick Vivyan @MarkusWagnerAT Kons…

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