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The research investigates how race and gender influence voter attitudes toward foreign policy based on party alignment.

An Ideologue by Any Other Name? Party, Gender, and Race Cues in Foreign Policy Support

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The research investigates how race and gender influence voter attitudes toward foreign policy based on party alignment.
Evaluated voter responses in a low-information context using foreign policy statements.
Assessed the impact of party identification as a heuristic in shaping policy preferences.
Analyzed how race and gender cues condition support for politicians' foreign policy positions.
Partisans showed lower support for policy statements when attributed to politicians from the opposing party.
Support ratings were significantly influenced by both race and gender cues based on the respondent's ideology.

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This analysis reveals how race and gender impact foreign policy attitudes in a partisan context, suggesting deeper biases.

Sanborn et al. (2026) studied this question.

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