Read that paper for my dissertation. There's mixed evidence on this subject, see also: Conley and Rauscher (2013) Lee and Conley (2015) Hopcroft (2016) Warner and Steel (1999) Washington (2008)
Does having kids of a specific sex make you vote a particular way? Apparently, yes. https://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/rest.2010.11436 …pic.twitter.com/HWo8WPM9Kl
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I recall seeing a longitudinal study before that found that having kids only made women more conservative. Maybe different countries or outcome variables. This study used voting, I think the other used self-reported agreement with various statements.
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If I remember correctly the ones that I cited above are all UK or US. Some are self-reported ideology, some are civilian voting, others are politician voting patterns/support for certain issues. Interesting topic!
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Everything is a mess. Business as usual in social science. :p
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Might this be confounded because poor people are more likely to have daughters and poor people will also find leftists policies more appealing?
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They test that, and find no evidence.
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This 2010 article might be picking up women's rights sentiment during a time it was brewing, now of course females already dominate nearly everything under age 30
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Because parents also want daughter to get pumped by chad genes and socialize costs.
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