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New and Noteworthy Social Research

Seven of every 10 Americans support the death penalty. But in some areas of the country more than 90 percent of people support capital punishment, while in other places fewer than half support it. What accounts for this geographical divergence of opinion? Eric Baumer, Steven Messner and Richard Rosenfeld (American Journal of Sociology, January 2003) find that where you live shapes what you think about the death penalty.