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- Foreword by M. J. Rossant
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The American Public in the 1950s
- 3. The Pattern Changes: From the 1950s to the 1970s
- 4. The Decline of Partisanship
- 5. Generation, Partisan Shift, and Realignment: A Glance Back to the New Deal
- 6. New Issues
- 7. The Level of Conceptualization
- 8. The Rise of Issue Consistency
- 9. Issue Consistency: A Closer Look
- 10. The Rise of Issue Voting
- 11. The Years Before Eisenhower: Looking Backward
- 12. Issues and Parties: One United, One Divided Against Itself
- 13. The Party Coalitions
- 14. Attitude Change Among Groups
- 15. The Sequence of Changes
- 16. American Elections: Past and Future
- 17. Candidates and the Electorate
- 18. Issue Voting: A Further Analysis
- 19. From the Past to the Future: Some Speculative Conclusions
- 20. Epilogue 1976
- Appendices
- 1. The Data
- 2A. The Issue Questions Employed in the Analysis of Attitude Consistency
- 2B. The Summary Index of Attitude Consistency and Liberal-Conservative Opinion
- 2C. The Levels of Conceptualization
- 2D. Open-Ended Evaluation and the Vote
- 3. Comparing the Earlier Polls with the Michigan Studies
- 4. Changing Party Identification: Evidence from the 1956–1960 Panel
- Index
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