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Assignment 29

Assignment 29

Q • Among the answer choices (i.e., from “strongly agree” through “don’t know”), where do N-TPRs and TPRs differ the most? By how many percentage points do they differ?

Q • Do the same for the second-largest difference?

Q • Where do N-TPRs and TPRs agree the most? By how many percentage points?

Q • Does this graphic show division within the Republican Party? Why or why not?

Q What is an Interest Group? What is pluralism? How are they related? Can Texas politics be described as pluralistic? Why or why not?

Q • Approximately how many lobbyists are registered as representatives of the Texas Oil and Gas Association in 2014? When you search the list, keep in mind that associations are often identified by more than one formal name, and so may have multiple listings.

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According to the graphic from the 2014 Texas/Tribune Poll, the N-TPRs and TPRs differ the most in the “strongly disagree” choice segment while going from left to right in through the x-axis. They establish a record difference of (19-7) %=12%