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The Resilient Voter: Stressful Polling Places and Voting Behavior provides a new perspective on the role voting barriers play, demonstrating that they not only discourage participation but also affect the quality of votes cast. Offering an interesting and unique approach to the study of voting barriers, Shauna Reilly and Stacy G. Ulbig investigate the possibility that complicated ballot language, provisional voting, and long polling place lines cause some voters to cast ballots in a manner contradictory to their preferences.
Building on arguments that stressful polling place conditions subject citizens to stress that can prevent them from casting complete ballots or even choosing to vote at all, the authors ask whether those who endure polling place frustrations and persevere to cast a ballot might become so stressed by their experience that they are unable to mark their ballots in a manner consistent with their standing policy preferences. Using a creative experimental design, the authors examine the ways in which complex ballot language, registration difficulties, and long polling place lines affect voters stress levels, and how such anxieties translate into the willingness to cast a complete ballot and the ability to vote in a manner conforming to previously expressed preferences.
The authors demonstrate that even though most voters prove remarkably resilient in the face of some potentially stressful polling place barriers, they are not immune to all polling place conditions. Further, they illustrate that some segments of the electorate tend to be more vulnerable to polling place stressors than others and illustrate the ways in which the compound effects of multiple barriers can exert an even wider impact.

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The Resilient Voter

Voting, Elections, and the Political Process

Series Editors: Shauna Reilly and Stacy G. Ulbig

Receptive to studies in the American and comparative settings, the Voting, Elections, and the Political Process series examines the broadly defined electoral process. The series seeks scholarly monographs and edited volumes that investigate the ways in which voters, candidates, elected officials, parties, interest groups, the media, and others interact in the context of electoral politics. Works with a focus on individual attitudes and behavior, institutional and contextual influences, and the legal aspects of the electoral process are welcome. This series accepts interdisciplinary work using a variety of methodological approaches.

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The Resilient Voter: Stressful Polling Places and Voting Behavior by Shauna Reilly and Stacy G. Ulbig

The Resilient Voter

Stressful Polling Places and Voting Behavior

Shauna Reilly and Stacy G. Ulbig

LEXINGTON BOOKS

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All rights reserved . No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote passages in a review.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Reilly, Shauna, 1980 author. | Ulbig, Stacy G., author.

Title: The resilient voter : stressful polling places and voting behavior / Shauna Reilly and Stacy Ulbig.

Description: Lanham : Lexington Books, [2018] |Series: Voting, elections, and the political process | Includes bibliographical references and index.

Identifiers: LCCN 2017059041 (print) | LCCN 2017055790 (ebook) | ISBN 9781498533539 (electronic) | ISBN 9781498533522 (cloth : alk. paper)

Subjects: LCSH: VotingUnited States. | Polling placesUnited States. | ElectionsUnited States. | Political participationUnited States. | Political psychologyUnited States.

Classification: LCC JK1967 (print) | LCC JK1967 .R35 2018 (ebook) | DDC 324.6/5dc23

LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017059041

Picture 2 The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of American National Standard for Information SciencesPermanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992.

Printed in the United States of America

Contents

Mean Stress Levels

Mean Conformity by Stress of Being Misunderstood

Vote Choice on Ballot Measures

Ballot Complexity and Voter Sex

Reported Level of Stress Caused by Events at the Mock Polling Place

Vote Choice on More Easily Worded Ballot Questions

Vote Choice on More Difficultly Worded Ballot Questions

Hypothesized Relationships

Provisional Ballots, Stress, and ConformityEasy Ballot Referenda

Wait Times, Stress, and ConformityDifficult Ballot Referenda

Same-sex Marriage Referendum (Easy Ballot Language)

Abortion Referendum (Easy Ballot Language)

Marijuana Legalization Referendum (Easy Ballot Language)

Same-Sex Marriage Referendum (Difficult Ballot Language)

Abortion Referendum (Difficult Ballot Language)

Marijuana Legalization Referendum (Difficult Ballot Language)

Reported Level of Stress Caused by Events at the Mock Polling Place

Vote Choice on More Easily Worded Ballot Questions

Vote Choice on More Difficultly Worded Ballot Questions

Hypothesized Relationships

Wait Times, Stress, and ConformityEasy Ballot Referenda

Wait Times, Stress, and ConformityDifficult Ballot Referenda

Same-Sex Marriage Referendum (Easy Ballot Language)

Abortion Access Referendum (Easy Ballot Language)

Legalized Marijuana Referendum (Easy Ballot Language)

Same-Sex Marriage Referendum (Difficult Ballot Language)

Abortion Access Referendum (Difficult Ballot Language)

Legalized Marijuana Referendum (Difficult Ballot Language)

Study Announcement

Study Website

Demographics Characteristics of Sample, by Group

Attitudinal and Behavioral Characteristics of Sample, by Group

Responses to Pretest Policy Questions and Posttest Ballot Measures

Ballot Language Complexity

Readability Differences

Difference of Means: Conformity Scores on Easy and Difficult Measures

Ballot Complexity and Voter Race/Ethnicity

Voting Complexity and Citizenship Status

Mean Conformity by Partisanship

Ballot Complexity and Perceived Importance of Voting

Mean Conformity and Frequency of Vote

Ballot Complexity and Election Administrator Characteristics

Voting on Ballot Measures

Conformity Scores by GroupEasy Ballot Language

Conformity Scores by GroupDifficult Ballot Language

Direct and Indirect Effects of Provisional Ballots on Voting Conformity

Voting on Ballot Measures

Conformity Scores by GroupEasy Ballot Language

Conformity Scores by GroupDifficult Ballot Language

Direct and Indirect Effects of Wait Times on Voting Conformity

Provisional Ballots and Voter Age

Provisional Ballots and Voter Race

Provisional Ballots and Election Administrator Characteristics

Frequency, Importance, and the Provisional Ballots

Polling Place Waiting and Voter Age

Polling Place Waiting and Voter Race/Ethnicity

Polling Place Waiting and Election Administrator Characteristics

Experience, Desire, and Poll Place Waiting

Our first project together, this book was a testament to working collaboratively and problem solving without a history upon which to build. Without question, this was a positive working relationship and a true partnership. While only our names are on the cover of this book, many others assisted us with this project, and we are grateful for their assistance.

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