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The moderating role of identification and campaign exposure in party cueing effects

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Table 1. Intercept-only model explaining support for Turkey’s EU membership.

Table 2. Multilevel models explaining support for Turkey’s EU membership.

Figure 1. Marginal effect of party cue for different values of vote certainty, with 90% confidence interval.

Figure 1. Marginal effect of party cue for different values of vote certainty, with 90% confidence interval.

Figure 2. Marginal effect of party cue for different values of campaign exposure, with 90% confidence interval.

Figure 2. Marginal effect of party cue for different values of campaign exposure, with 90% confidence interval.

Figure 3. Marginal effect of party cue. The different lines represent different values of vote certainty: the darker the line, the higher vote certainty. Values of campaign exposure vary across the horizontal axis.

Figure 3. Marginal effect of party cue. The different lines represent different values of vote certainty: the darker the line, the higher vote certainty. Values of campaign exposure vary across the horizontal axis.

Figure 4. Marginal effect of party cue. The solid black line represents the marginal effect of party cue with vote certainty one SD above the mean; the grey line represents the marginal effect of party cue with vote certainty one SD below the mean. Campaign exposure varies across the horizontal axis. The dashed lines represent the 90% confidence interval.

Figure 4. Marginal effect of party cue. The solid black line represents the marginal effect of party cue with vote certainty one SD above the mean; the grey line represents the marginal effect of party cue with vote certainty one SD below the mean. Campaign exposure varies across the horizontal axis. The dashed lines represent the 90% confidence interval.
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