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People versus Politics - A study of opinions, attitudes, and perceptions in Vancouver-Burrard (Paperback)
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People versus Politics - A study of opinions, attitudes, and perceptions in Vancouver-Burrard (Paperback)
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This lively and sophisticated study describes the opinions and
attitudes of the electors in one electoral district
(Vancouver-Burrard) during the federal and provincial elections
held from 1963 to 1965. Based on interviews with a random sample of
800 people in the riding, it examines voting patterns in relation
to age, sex, religion, ethnicity, social class, party preference,
knowledge of politics, and level of education. Using these data
Professor Laponce measures and identifies the distinguishing
characteristics of voters and non-votes; of Liberals,
Conservatives, New Democrats, and Social Creditors; of party
"faithfuls" and party "migrants" (in particular those who support
different parties in provincial and federal elections); and it
describes the electors' attitudes to the parties competing for
their support. The results of the study are compared to the results
of surveys carried out in other parts of Canada, Britain, and the
United States. Important sociologically for its contribution to
research in the establishment of universal political patterns, this
study also has immediate application to present political events in
Canada and the United States.
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