Determinants of Death Penalty Public Opinion in the United States

I am interested in explaining variation of public support for capital punishment at the individual level. I believe that this variation in support is caused by a plethora of demographic and socio-political variables, including but not limited to perception of crime, partisanship, race, gender, and household income. I model this individual-level support using multivariate logistic regression to represent both cross-sectional and longitudinal trends in death penalty support.