The Interethnic Differences in Gender-Specific Voting Behavior in Bolivia (with Claudia Guarneri)
Do Aymara, Quechuas and those individuals not identifying with an ethnic group in Bolivia differ in the extent to which support for a candidate depends on a shared gender identity? To answer this question, we employ a candidate-choice vignette experiment with a large sample selected to be representative at the level of Bolivia’s four largest cities. For the pre-analysis plan, see here.
Julian Michel 