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Final shout out 🥰 This article is one of the fruits of a long-standing collaboration with my academic bestie @macarena_ares. I am so grateful that we found out that not only we like each other, but we also work really well together. 💃💃.

🔖 In sum, while political differences by future class of destination are already apparent during early life stages, they consolidate during education and employment trajectories. (5/5).

👷We also ask to what extent political preferences are further shaped during employment, providing hard tests of occupational socialization. Using multiple transition analyses (using individual FE), we show mild socialization (reinforcement) effects in class of destination. (4/5).

🚸We ask to what extent later political preferences by social class are apparent during early life stages. Guess what? They are, partially through parental class of origin! We show this with an analysis of youth aged 15-20 yrs, imputing future class of destination. (3/5).

💡The motivation for this study was bringing together insights regarding family political socialization, educational and occupational socialization, to settle the question of self-selection vs. socialization on the job accounting for differences by social class. (2/5).

🎀Announcing Ares & Van Ditmars #3 💃💃 In our latest @WEPsocial article, @macarena_ares & I use a life course approach to study political differences by social class.🗃️We observe respondents during youth and later employment trajectories, accounting for family origin. (1/5).