Table 2.
Results from three logit models where the independent variables include four explanatory variables (framing components and state partisan control) tested in comparison to the omitted subgroup. The second dataset of passed and failed bills is used in these models. Regression coefficients are listed along with standard errors in parentheses and the associated significance levels. Binary dependent variables include “enacted,” “bipartisan,” and “enacted and bipartisan”
| Dependent variables | Enacted | Bipartisan | Enacted and Bipartisan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intercept | -2.03(1.46) | -3.17( 1.42)* | -2.95(1.51) |
| Financial incentive component | |||
| Financial incentive | -0.30(0.1)** | 0.14(0.10) | -0.01(0.11) |
| Environmental justice vs. none | |||
| Social justice indicators | -0.09(0.27) | -1.29(0.57)* | -0.98(0.58) |
| Economic justice indicators | -0.01(0.23) | 0.66(0.3)* | 0.63(0.34) |
| General progressivism | 0.001(0.39) | -0.08(0.48) | -0.35(0.61) |
| Choice component vs. no effect | |||
| Restricts choice | -0.49(0.12)*** | -0.34(0.14)* | -0.63(0.16)*** |
| Expands choice | 0.77(0.13)*** | 0.04(014) | 0.47(0.15)** |
| Democrat and Divided vs. Republican | |||
| Democrat states | 0.38(0.10***) | -0.32(0.11)** | -0.48(0.12)*** |
| Divided states | 0.25(0.11)* | 0.61(0.11)*** | 0.35(0.12)** |
| N | 860 | 860 | 860 |
| Generalized R-square | 0.11 | 0.11 | 0.11 |
| (Nagelkerke) | |||
*p < 0.15; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001