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<p>Party affiliation and likelihood of firearm possession and use when political violence is perceived as justified.</p> Garen J. Wintemute (10109981) Andrew Crawford (3411539) Sonia L. Robinson (17063702) Daniel Tancredi (3582374) Elizabeth A. Tomsich (16476436) Julia P. Schleimer (11581478) Paul M. Reeping (17063705) Aaron B. Shev (7820618) Bradley Velasquez (18593446) Veronica A. Pear (10325814) Neuroscience Evolutionary Biology Science Policy Mental Health Infectious Diseases potential threat posed kill another person extreme beliefs linked respondents (& lt false discovery rate 5 %, 17 statistically significant differences xlink "> cross would shoot someone found concerning levels 9 %, 12 political ideology resembled view political violence considered political violence 3 %), respectively xlink "> republicans political party affiliation 4 %, 6 xlink "> political ideology party affiliation completion rate 620 respondents 5 %) political violence without differences prevalence differences political purposes 2 %), 3 %), united states specific objectives least 1 june 2 ipsos knowledgepanel higher percentages confidence intervals adult members achieve representativeness 8 %; 001 ). <p>Party affiliation and likelihood of firearm possession and use when political violence is perceived as justified.</p> 2026-09-16T17:24:11Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pone.0355678.t006 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Party_affiliation_and_likelihood_of_firearm_possession_and_use_when_political_violence_is_perceived_as_justified_p_/33865293 CC BY 4.0