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In this article, it is argued that political information about the differences in party positions is a very critical variable that causally links the socio-economic status(SES) and political participation. Based on this argument, this article analyzes the American National Election Studies (ANES) da...

In this article, it is argued that political information about the differences in party positions is a very critical variable that causally links the socio-economic status(SES) and political participation. Based on this argument, this article analyzes the American National Election Studies (ANES) data and finds that the results of the previous demographic studies regarding the effects of the SES on political participation have been over-evaluated. According to the results of statistical analyses of this article, voters with a higher economic and educational status are exposed to more various types of media and thus recognize the difference in party positions more clearly, which results in a higher utility for political participation and a stronger motivation to vote or campaign. The implication of this finding is that unequal political participation problems experienced by poor and less learned voters could be solved by offering them political information that they could not have previously obtained. In particular, helping them recognize the differences in party positions is a good way to induce them to participate in various political practices.

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