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Illiberal Attitudes Among US State Legislative Candidates

Political Science

Illiberal Attitudes Among US State Legislative Candidates

M. Barber, H. J. G. Hassell, et al.

This intriguing study by Michael Barber, Hans J. G. Hassell, and Michael G. Miller delves into the unexpected prevalence of illiberal attitudes among candidates for state legislative positions in the U.S. While supporting democratic principles, many candidates exhibit alarming tendencies towards undemocratic behavior. The differences between Republicans and Democrats reveal a complex landscape of attitudes that could shape our political future.... show more
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