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The Validity of the 2004 "Moral Values" Question
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Howard Schuman
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September 12, 2006
Although the response "moral values" to a 2004 exit poll question did not point to the decisive factor in George W. Bush's victory that some commentators at first claimed, it may nevertheless have identified an important element in the election and quite possibly for the future. Various criticisms of the question are considered, and found to be wanting.
Published Online: 2006-9-12
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