Replication Data for: Navigating Cross-Pressures: Acculturation and Latino Political Behavior

Replication package for "Navigating Cross-Pressures: Acculturation and Latino Political Behavior." Contains R/Quarto analysis code and processed data to reproduce all tables, figures, and appendix materials. The analysis examines how four bidimensional acculturation orientations (Culture Affirming, Assimilationist, Bicultural, Demicultural) derived from Gaussian Mixture Model clustering predict political attitudes and behavior among Latinos using the 2006 Latino National Survey (N = 4,785). Political outcomes include ideology, party identification, immigration views, DREAM Act support, and immigration policy preferences. Methods include Kruskal-Wallis tests, Cliff's delta effect sizes with bootstrap confidence intervals, Cramér's V, and Benjamini-Hochberg FDR correction.