Table 2.

Simple logistic regression models predicting odds of agreement with safety-related statements, comparing racial subgroups of gun owners and non-owners

		Overall			Not Gun Owners			Gun Owners
		OR	95% CI	p-value	OR	95% CI	p-value	OR	95% CI	p-value
Latino/a people are more likely to die from gun homicide than white people.	Black: White	1.72	1.31 – 2.26	<0.001	1.49	1.09 – 2.05	0.014	2.12	1.25 - 3.59	0.005
	Hispanic: White	1.16	0.86 – 1.57	0.320	1.10	0.79 – 1.55	0.568	0.98	0.51 - 1.87	0.943
Black people are more likely to die from gun homicide than white people.	Black: White	1.39	1.03 – 1.86	0.029	1.16	0.82 – 1.63	0.394	2.46	1.35 - 4.49	0.003
	Hispanic: White	0.72	0.54 – 0.97	0.032	0.68	0.49 - 0.95	0.024	0.71	0.36 - 1.42	0.333
Personally owning a gun will make me safer.	Black: White	0.82	0.63 – 1.08	0.163	1.52	1.09 – 2.13	0.014	0.42	0.25 - 0.70	0.001
	Hispanic: White	0.73	0.55 – 0.98	0.34	1.25	0.89 – 1.76	0.201	0.41	0.18 - 0.94	0.036
I would feel safer if more people were allowed to legally carry guns.	Black: White	0.70	0.75 – 1.00	0.051	1.36	0.88 – 2.12	0.169	0.42	0.23 - 0.76	0.005
	Hispanic: White	0.70	0.50 – 0.97	0.034	1.12	0.72 – 1.73	0.620	0.61	0.32 – 1.17	0.139

Notes:

Bold indicates: p < .05

OR = Odds Ratio

CI = Confidence Interval