Turnout for What? Do Colleges Prepare Informed Voters?
Abstract
One of the traditional aims of higher education is to prepare informed citizens who are civically engaged. Although many voters are underinformed, there are multiple social benefits to having an informed electorate. Therefore, colleges should aspire to not only increase student voter turnout but to prepare informed voters. In this article, I use matching procedures to account for precollege civic engagement and estimate treatment effects of...
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Title
Turnout for What? Do Colleges Prepare Informed Voters?
Published Date
Sep 9, 2021
Journal
Volume
50
Issue
9
Pages
677 - 678
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