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commonwealth-286	Niebler, Sarah; Mathews-Schultz, A. Lanethea	What Do Pennsylvania Voters Think about Gender and Women’s Representation? What We Learned from 2016 and 2018 Exit Polls	2020	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9120	449	58	Predictors of Correct response to “approximately how many of Pennsylvania’s 18 house of representatives members do you think are women?” Party Identification –0.572** (0.175) Women –0.246 (0.231) Notably, we find that respondents in 2018 were more likely than respondents in 2016 to say that women get less support from party leaders, but they were less likely to say that women aren’t tough enough for politics. table 6. effect of Partisanship and Gender on Stated reasons why more women Don’t hold elected Office in the united States higher Standards americans aren’t ready less Support less experience Family responsibilities aren’t tough enough Party ID –0.957*** (0.084) –0.551*** (0.064) –0.210** (0.063) 0.510*** (0.093) 0.423*** (0.096) 0.485* (0.230) Women 0.523*** (0.115) 0.112 (0.101) 0.274** (0.100) –0.129 (0.156) 0.056 (0.161) –0.117 (0.368)	cache/commonwealth-286.pdf	txt/commonwealth-286.txt