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He'd eventually find enough evidence to force the always-clueless cops to re-classify the death as a homicide, at which point Quincy would expose the identity of the killer. During his time solving suspicious suicides and uncovering evildoers, Quincy was assisted by loyal LabRat Sam Fujiyama (Robert Ito) and was constantly at odds with both Lt. Monahan (Gary Walberg), who resented Quincy's meddling, and Dr. Asten (John S. Ragin), who resented all the overtime hours Quincy and Sam racked up. ----!!This series provides examples of:* AbsenteeActor: Jack Klugman himself in "Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?" because he hated Michael Sloan and Glen A. Larson's script for the episode (in which a body brought into the morgue turns out to be alive, so you can see his point). [[CreativeDifferences Klugman eventually had Larson removed from the show, which is why the showrunner credits vary so much.]]** In the most notable example, the SeriesFinale doesn't have ''any'' of the regulars other than Klugman.* AlwaysMurder: Usually true, but averted in "Semper Fidelis" about a young soldier who dies on night manoeuvres. -->'''Quincy''': [[spoiler: Your son didn't fall, and he wasn't thrown. [[DrivenToSuicide He jumped]].]]** Also averted in "Murder By S.O.P." with the town doctor who knows the true identity of this week's murderer. [[spoiler: He's killed in a car accident which is a ''genuine'' car accident.]]** Averted again in "The Hope Of Elkwood," where a cross-country running coach was accused of working his star pupil to death. The judge threw out the involuntary manslaughter charge on grounds of the specifics of the crime not matching the definition of the charge, only to have the guy sued for wrongful death. [[spoiler:It finally turned out that the BodyOfTheWeek had a small tumor on his adrenal gland, making his C.O.D. natural causes exacerbated by training for his next race.]]** And again averted in "Nowhere To Run," which begins with a pregnant teenager running from her boyfriend; her corpse is later brought in. [[spoiler: She jumps off a cliff and kills herself because the father of her unborn child was... her father.]]* AuthorFilibuster: Some episodes should obviously just be called "Jack Klugman's Soapbox".** "A Good Smack In The Mouth," about child abuse, gives co-teleplay and story credit to guess which cast member.** An episode where a college student dies in a hazing incident ends with a scene where, out of nowhere and with no prior setup, Quincy is suddenly giving a graduation speech at an unnamed college. His entire speech is about how terrible fraternity hazing is: which is all well and good, but would probably be more useful if he were giving it to a bunch of people who were NOT about to graduate.** Lampshaded in the late season episode that introduced his new love interest, later to become his wife. She recognized him as the hot dogging coroner who was always incensed about some issue, only to have forgotten about it a week later, when there was some new issue that he was incensed about.* TheBadGuysWin: "Scream To The Skies" [[spoiler: - following a hearing convened in the wake of an air crash into the sea in which many people die due to the airline not having life rafts (because they weren't legally required to carry them), the airline in question brings a defamation suit against Quincy - "You've just been gagged" - which stops him from continuing his safety crusade]].** "Passing" features Quincy investigating the remains of a [[spoiler:former labor union boss who had been murdered by the union so that others could take over. Between political pressure and threats of violence, they force Quincy to drop the investigation and falsify the results... but a participant who knows the truth still comes forward, thus ultimately averting the trope.]]* BeleagueredBureaucrat: Dr. Asten and Lt. Monahan.* BrokenAesop: Happens a few times. Notably in the episode "Mode Of Death" in which a big deal is made to show off how wonderful the psychological autopsy is, dedicating most of the episode to it... only for the team to come up with no definitive answer, forcing Quincy to go back and check his initial autopsy results. He finds something that he'd normally have spotted right away in any other episode and determines the cause to be murder. Take away the extended display of the group that went nowhere and the episode would be less than 15 minutes long.* BusmansHoliday: Quincy takes a few. He even uses the actual phrase on one episode.* TheButlerDidIt: [[JustForPun Used for a pun]], when the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Villains of the Week]] had the surname "Butler".* CatchPhrase: Quincy was prone to saying "holy mackerel", often several times an episode. * CharacterFilibuster: Quincy does a lot of this.* CelebrityParadox: Quincy is friends with Rosie Grier, so this trope may apply.* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Lee Porter, Quincy's love interest in the initial movie-length episodes, disappeared without a trace when the show switched to an hour-long format.* CoolCar: Well, ''unique'' at any rate. It's a hearse that says "CORONER" across the back. Danny hated it when Quincy parked it outside the bar.** He did own a restored early 20th century car but it was rarely seen, since he had little opportunity to go on a proper vacation in it.* CorruptCorporateExecutive: While Quincy runs into quite a few of these, one of the later seasons had a memorable aversion. When a executive learned that his company's poor waste disposal practices had caused a fatal accident, told Quincy that, while his lawyers had informed him he held no legal responsibility, he still felt a moral responsibility to assist in solving the crisis.** One of the worst cases was played by John Colicos (Kor of ''Star Trek''). He murdered his boss, kept the man frozen for eight years while telling the world the man was living in seclusion, then planted the thawed body and tried to frame another man for the murder(a man who had recently been released from prison, no less, for falsely confessing to a murder to help these people cover up the real culprit in a crime), all in a plot to take control of a major corporation.* CorruptPolitician: A few show up, including a labor union boss who threatens to ruin another doctor's career if Quincy doesn't falsify the findings on a murder case.** Averted in "Murder By S.O.P." with the town mayor- he's merely been framed and has no problem giving Quincy full authority to find out who is really behind the murders.* TheCoroner: Quincy. Duh.* {{Crossover}}: with {{Series/Emergency}} - Robert A. Cinader wrote the episode "Cover Up" which featured paramedics from Squad 44 calling Rampart Emergency to deal with a heart attack at a bowling alley. The patient is directed to a different hospital as it's closer. [[spoiler:If they hadn't redirected the patient, he may have lived- an incompetent replacement doctor killing the patient set off the episode's key plot.]]** In season 7- "Smoke Screen", Engine 51 is called as part of the battalion to deal with an apartment building fire, although none of the usual Emergency! cast are present. "The Golden Hour", Rampart is called by paramedics.*** "Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?" has a possible crossover- the hospital scenes are filmed at the same set as Rampart, and it's merely referred to as "General Hospital" in dialog.* ADayInTheLimelight: "Unhappy Hour" focuses more on Asten, whose niece kicks off the plot. [[spoiler: It's also Asten, not for once Quincy, who delivers a lecture at the end... what with his niece (who becomes his ''late'' niece towards the end) having been an alcoholic.]]* DeerInTheHeadlights: At the start of "Images" Jessica Ross dies in an explosion because she's so shocked to see her doppelganger that she doesn't move when the doppelganger drops an explosive device on the floor.* DependingOnTheWriter: Quincy's relationship with his superiors and their enthusiasm for his stubbornness varies between episodes.* DoppelgangerReplacementLoveInterest: Quincy's first wife died before the series started, and then in the final season he marries a woman played by the same actress.* DownerEnding: Several, but "Guns Don't Die" is the champion.[[spoiler:(Quincy and pals are having a great time at Danny's; cut to [[MoodWhiplash a little boy finding a gun hidden at home while he and his sister are playing... and shooting her.]] Roll credits.)]]** "Into The Murdering Mind" may well share the honours, with a touch of TheBadGuysWin thrown in for good measure [[spoiler: (it's implied that the guy who's murdered all but one member of his family will be going after his mother as well when - not IF - he gets out of the clinic he's sent to...)]].* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: The VictimOfTheWeek in "Semper Fi," the disfigured model at the start of "The Depth Of Beauty," Asten's niece Melody in "Unhappy Hour" and the teenage daughter in "Nowhere To Run."]]* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The beginning episodes make it clear that Lt. Monahan finds Quincy to be an incredibly annoying thorn in his side and even Sgt. Brill doesn't like him very much. Quincy is merely a single man living on a house boat with almost no backstory beyond his current girlfriend, Lee. Lee would later vanish without a word, the subplot of Quincy's deceased wife would be worked in and Lt. Monahan was retconned into having been friends with Quincy for years. * EurekaMoment* EvenEvilHasStandards: Inverted in "Stolen Tears"- a Jewish man who runs a small Holocaust remembrance museum has been sued for defamation by a professional Holocaust denier. The running b-plot is that an elderly Nazi war criminal has murdered another Jewish man. After being arrested, the Nazi agrees to testify at the lawsuit trial, on behalf of the Jewish man- he openly admits that everything happened and that he'd personally executed thousands of Jews in the camps. However, he wasn't remorseful- he was quite pleased with what he'd done, considering it a victory over a people he personally hated, and was merely ''disgusted'' that anyone would deny what he considered to be personal accomplishments, and he considered anyone who denied the Holocaust to be "beneath" Jews.* EverybodyLives: Yes, incredibly a series about a coroner managed to have the odd example of this trope (such as "Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?" and "Never A Child").* EvilTwin: [[spoiler: Season 4's "Images" features a lost twin murdering her famous sister to try and take her place.]]* {{Expy}}: The elderly cowboy actor from "Last of the Dinosaurs" is a thinly-veiled clone of John Wayne.* ExtremeDoormat: How many times has Sam stayed late to run tests, to the detriment of his love and social life?* GoodGuyBar: Danny's.* GoryDiscretionShot: Corpses generally aren't shown on-screen even during the autopsy scenes.** This is played for laughs during the opening titles, in a scene from "Go Fight City Hall... To The Death" (the pilot). Quincy is performing an autopsy as some rookie police officers observe. They all pass out, but all we see are the tools used and the cops dropping. * HeroicBSOD: One episode dealt with child abuse as Quincy tried to determine which parent was beating the kid. When he found out it was the father, who had taken his son off to a fishing trip and intended to beat his son further, Quincy tracks them down and completely loses it, almost strangling the father as he ranted on about how horrid the act of child abuse was. Quincy only snapped back to sanity when the child begged Quincy not to hurt his father.** In the episode where Sam is poisoned as fallout of a plot by an animal handler to kill his lover with snake venom, Quincy breaks down and threatens the killer with a live snake to get the needed information out of him.** Something similar happens again in the final season when Quincy is mugged. He spends much of the episode terrified and traumatized, unwilling to even identify the muggers for the police, partly because of the others discussing the low conviction rate of muggers, how so many end up on the streets in short order and how so many witnesses who come forward end up suffering retaliation. Ultimately, Quincy sees a trauma therapist and admits that he isn't afraid of the muggers- he's afraid of himself. he fears that if he ever gets his hands on them he may kill them (as listed above, he's already displayed the possibility of violent assault against another human being, despite his generally high value of human life, if he's provoked)..* HollywoodTourettes: Though the portrayal was more tempered compared to most examples of this trope.* HouseboatHero: Quincy is that much cooler because he lives on a boat.* KarmaHoudini: Per the above example in HeroicBSOD concerning the snake incident- Quincy threatened to kill a man with a deadly snake yet receives no punishment for it. Then again, the only present witnesses to this were Monahan and Brill who probably didn't give a damn and let it slide, and if anything, they'd claim the killer's accusation was falsified.* KavorkaMan: Two words that leap to mind to describe Quincy physically are "craggy" and "wizened", also, he cuts up dead people for a living. He's never lacking for skimpily-dressed 20-something female company, though. * TheLabRat: Sam and Mark.* Magazine/{{MAD}}: ''Queasy, M.E.'' (which ends with our hero having to perform autopsies on the victims of the current TV season!).* TheMafia[=/=]{{Yakuza}}: One BodyOfTheWeek, an LAPD organized crime detective, was the victim of a yakuza assassin. The ''oyabun'' was trying to work out a deal with TheMafia to buy black market guns for his operations in Japan.* TheMcCoy: This describes Quincy to a T. He's impulsive, emotional, very humanistic, and frequently argues with more logical characters.* MoodWhiplash: Used to excellent effect in "Guns Don't Die" (see DownerEnding above).* MysteryMagnet: Quincy and Danny can't even go on a simple fishing trip without getting dragged into a web of intrigue.* NeverLearnedToRead: The subplot of "A Loss For Words" is that an arson investigator with the coroner's office is illiterate, having relied on his long-time secretary to get by in his job despite this. The one day she's out sick, he manages to really screw things up due to being unable to read a report and is eventually outed to Quincy.* NeverMessWithGranny: [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Salome Jens]] plays a recently-widowed trucker in "Dead Stop" who comes of as a total badass when she has to hunt down truckers hauling illegal and deadly chemical wastes. She's well-respected by the other truckers on the road.* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Dr. Hiro from "Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?" is pretty clearly based on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Noguchi Dr. Thomas Noguchi]], LA's "coroner to the stars."** And Quincy was based on Noguchi.* NoNameGiven: Played utterly straight. It's never mentioned -- not even by his ''girlfriends'' -- though a business card gives his first initial as "R".* OfficerOHara: Lt. Monahan mentions his Irish grandmother from time to time.* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: In "Murder By S.O.P.", Quincy arranged a "good cop, bad cop" scene with a local sheriff to get information out of a suspected accomplice- Quincy dons a pair of brass knuckles and trashes a diner to intimidate the kid.** As detailed elsewhere in this article, Quincy can be sent into a violent rage if pushed too hard.* PassedOverPromotion: Over the course of eight seasons, the ONLY character to get any sort of promotion was Quincy, who was bumped up to deputy coroner sometime around season 7 (which placed him as head of the coroners on his floor, but still under Asten). Everyone else stays in their respective jobs.* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: "The Cutting Edge," the [[SeriesFinale final episode of the series]], barely features Quincy (the other regulars don't appear at all) and focuses instead on a surgeon who specializes in state of the art surgical techniques. No points for guessing it was meant as a spin-off.* TheQuincyPunk: The episode "Next Stop Nowhere" is the TropeNamer.* {{Qurac}}: In one episode Quincy gets involved with a hijacking by some radicals that are implied to be from one of these sorts of countries.* RippedFromTheHeadlines** Season 5's "The Money Plague" was based on the real-life D.B. Cooper plane hijacking.** Also from season 5, "Sweet Land of Liberty" was heavily based on the (then recently declassified) MK Ultra experiments.* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Dr. Asten and Lt. Monahan veer between this and BeleagueredBureaucrat.* ReplacedTheThemeTune: The ''Mystery Movie'' episodes had [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_dgnqefcgg a more businesslike (though still optimistic) theme tune]]; the more familiar theme came along when the series debuted and was edited onto the shortened versions, but the original is still heard over their end credits (although the "guy on the landscape with the flashlight" background is replaced with the big Q, and the credits themselves are changed -- they're white instead of yellow, and instead of "Mystery Movie Theme: HenryMancini" there's "Theme: Glen A. Larson and Stu Phillips"). Later seasons got a new arrangement which sounded less quirky and more suitable to the series.* TheSeventies: Some of Quincy's clothes are typical of seventies fashion in all its horrifying glory.* ScaryBlackMan: Starvin' Marvin from "Dead Stop" comes off friendly enough when we first meet him -- until he later learns his partner is involved in the illegal dumping of chemical wastes, which has led to the death of a friend, and forces him to spill the beans.* SeriesContinuityError: In season 4's "Semper Fidelis" Quincy is brought in on the case of a dead Marine as a purely civilian expert to double check the autopsy findings. He's even referred to as a civilian multiple times. Then in season 5's "The Final Gift" we're told he'd been in the Korean war as a doctor, in an unspecified branch of service. Then in season 7's "The Last of Leadbottom", we learn that Quincy holds a rank of captain in the Naval Reserve.* SharedUniverse: With ''BJ and the Bear'', believe it or not -- the PoorlyDisguisedPilot "The Girls of Hollywood High" has the [=PDP=]s' stars visiting his place of work. Asten and Sam appear but not the main man, understandably given the episode was scripted by both shows' co-creator Glen A. Larson (see AbsenteeActor above).* ShownTheirWork: The series had access to actual forensics lab equipment rather than props, and Mark was played by an actual LA Coronor's Office lab tech. Barring certain allowances to move the plot along, the production crew and actors often went out of their way to keep the science as accurate as could possibly be done.* StatusQuoIsGod: Because they're [[BeleagueredBureaucrat beleaguered bureaucrats]], Asten, and Monahan tend to be leery at first about the case of the week, no matter how many previous times Quincy has been right. They also tend [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure to throw in with Quincy pretty quickly when he gives them proof]].** Subverted when one of Monahan's close friends, a priest, is found dead with a prostitute. Monahan dumps all the pretense and begs Quincy to prove something funny is going on. In this case, even Quincy doesn't see anything strange until Monahan forces him to poke his nose around.* TechnicolorScience: Justified, since Quincy and his team work on lots of actual scientific tests, including chemical reaction tests that [[TruthInTelevision really do involve prettily colored liquids]].* TemporarySubstitute: Dr. Hiro from the Klugman-less episode "Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?"* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Usually once an episode, Quincy would find an excuse to chew out the murderer, a corrupt businessman, a politician, or perhaps Monahan or Asten for sitting on their butts. It's a miracle it's not known as "the Quincy speech".* ThreeWaySex: The DoubleStandard attached to it is {{discussed}} in one episode as an analogy to alcoholism.* [[UglyGuyHotWife Ugly Guy, Hot Girlfriend]]: It has to be said, Quincy's girlfriend Lee in the ''Mystery Movie'' episodes is smokin'.* VerySpecialEpisode: Very common later on in the series (see "Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?" for a particularly strong example).* WheelProgram: The first season.----


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Addie Schneid, a 2012 Wheeling Central Catholic High School graduate, returned home Tuesday to share a story she wrote about a seashell who makes friends all over the world but finally finds a home.
At 15, her dream to write a children's book germinated. When she was 16, the dream took root when she thought of a story about a traveling seashell named Shelly. Last fall as a freshman at West Virginia University studying elementary education, she found a way for her dream to sprout and grow. She wrote "Shelly on the Seashore" and had it published by Authorhouse. The soft-cover book was illustrated by Susan Shorter, an Authorhouse illustrator.
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This was the second- annual tea with a mission to bring Christ to the community and to the families, doing so in a fun way.
Kylie Malechowski of Smithfield graduated with a big class in Columbus. She received her schooling from the the Ohio Virtual Academy with 650 graduates. Instead of the Buckeye Local colors of blue and silver, her school colors were red and gray.
She will be busy this summer showing her quarter horse and participating at the Jefferson County and Ohio State Fairs. Like her mother, Pam, she is a great horseman.
I was at her graduation party held at the Tiltonsville Park picnic area, and a disc jockey was playing songs. All the young people got up to dance to the Cha Cha Slide, with a very energetic mother, Mrs. Malechowski, joining in on the fun. Actually, she was pretty good.
Right after the song ended, someone shouted "All right, all you old people. We are going to play a song for you." I didn't recognize the song, so it still must have too been young for my music listening days.
I had a chance to have a nice talk with Linda Summers who I have known since she was small, and her sister, Joann, along with longtime friends, Barb and Fred Vandeborne.
During all our times of going to dinners, graduation parties and birthday events, there were times of sorrow as well.
On May 15, Mary Burkett Leslie, a kind, generous and sweet spirited lady, left this Earth. She had moved from Pottery Addition to South Carolina with her daughter and family, Carol and Bruce Edwards, in the earlier 2000s and later entered a nursing and rehab facility. There she became the belle of the center.
Mary was in on every social event held there – escorted those less mobile than her to the social room, cleaned her own room and taught residents how to make great chocolate candies, like she was famous for in Jefferson County.
She won many awards for being "Helper of the Month" at the facility and was involved in all that was going on.
Mary taught herself how to play the piano and organ and was the organist at a church in Pottery Addition while living there.
Carol's mom was a great seamstress and made and altered clothing for the Smithfield community for years, making all of them her friends in the bargain. Through her talented hands and sewing machine, she made Florence Turnbull and me identical, beige two-piece outfits that we wore to Dan Pendergast's wedding.
She continued in her spirit of giving by desiring that her body be donated to the University of South Carolina Medical School for educational purposes.
Another fine lady I have known since I was 10 years old, my aunt Victoria Kollar, died June 20. There was a surprise birthday dinner in her honor when she turned 90, that was two and a half years ago, when she braved the shouts of "Surprise" very well.
Lamont and I saw her last November when we went to dinner at a restaurant near Navarre, with Butch, Tina and the girls. She enjoyed dinner and conversed in a happy manner.
I have that to remember, along with the years that she and my Uncle Frank lived in a private residence at my grandparents' home near Bradley. They moved to Canton later, and I did not get to see them or their children as much, but over the past four years, we have been in close contact.
Now I am the "older generation," as all of my aunts and uncles are gone. I hope I can carry the torch as well as they did.
(McCoy, a Smithfield resident, is a staff columnist and food editor for the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times. She can be contacted at email@example.com.)


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"…Take up thy bed, and vote" Measuring the relationship between voting behaviour and indicators of health
In most countries health policy is an important part of the political agenda. Yet few studies have examined the relationship between the two. This study investigates the association between health and voter turnout in Britain using the National Child Development Study. Self-rated general health, the Malaise Inventory score and indicators of smoking and alcohol consumption, as measured at ages 23, 33 and 42, are regressed on voter turnout in the 1979, 1987 and 1997 general elections. The results indicate that individuals with poor general and mental health and smokers are less likely to vote at election time.
- mental health
- self-rated general health
- smoking and alcohol consumption
- voter turnout
In most countries health policy is an important part of the political agenda. Yet few studies have quantified this link between health issues and voting behaviour. A study of mortality rates and voter turnout in Britain finds a negative correlation between the two.1 Similar results have been found in a study of life expectancy and turnout in Russia2, and general health and state level turnout in the US3. These studies were conducted at a constituency level and none to date have investigated whether this relationship exists at an individual level.
Individuals experiencing ill-health may be more likely to vote at election time since they are more likely to be users of the health system and favour public provision of health services. It is important to investigate if this is true given that poor health may also act as a barrier to voting. As voting requires both a physical and a mental effort, poor health may impair one's ability or willingness to vote. A study of voter turnout finds that those with disabilities are 20% less likely to vote compared to otherwise similar individuals.4 Adverse health may also lead to a reduction in psychological resources, such as political interest, political efficacy and civic values.
Evidence suggests that major life events, such as economic adversity5, marriage and having children6, can affect turnout decisions as time, energy and resources are drawn elsewhere. This paper examines whether the same applies for health adversity. It tests whether the relationship between health status and electoral participation holds at the individual level, while controlling for a host of social circumstances over the course of three British elections.
The data used in the analysis is the National Child Development Study, a longitudinal study of all persons living in Britain who were born in one week in March 1958. The dependent variable is whether the individual voted in the 1979, 1987 and 1997 General elections.
The first health variable is a self-assessed measure of general health indicating whether the respondent reported excellent/good health, or alternatively, poor/fair health. The second is the 'malaise inventory score' developed by Rutter et al.7 This self-completed scale is derived from summing 24 psychological and somatic items, such as anxiety and irritability. A score above 7 is associated with a high-risk of psychiatric morbidity. The third health variable indicates whether the respondent is a smoker or not. The final variable describes whether the respondent is a non-drinker, a moderate drinker or a heavy drinker and is based on alcohol consumption in the week prior to the survey. Moderate drinking is defined as consuming 14 or less units for a woman and 21 for a man. Consuming above these units corresponds to heavy drinking.
The control variables included are standard in the voting literature-region, sex, education and whether the respondent is married, has children, is unemployed or self-employed at the time of each election. To control for the possibility that the health indicators reflect social circumstances we also include the fathers/mothers social class at birth, overcrowding in the household at age 7, and three indicators of absence from school due to illness at age 11.
As turnout is a binary outcome a probit regression model is estimated for each election, with the four health indicators as covariates, in addition to the control variables. The models are estimated using Stata version 9. The table reports marginal effects: the effect of a unit change in the covariates on the probability of voting.
The results for each election are in Table 1. Controlling for a set of social circumstances measured in childhood and adulthood, poor general health, poor mental health, smoking and abstaining from drinking alcohol are associated with lower turnout. Individuals with poor general health are ∼4% less likely to vote in the 1979 and 1997 elections. Similarly, smokers are 4% less likely to vote in these elections and 3% less likely to vote in the 1987 election compared to non-smokers. There is a negative relationship between mental health and turnout in the 1987 election; however, this effect is small: a one standard deviation increase in the malaise score is associated with a 0.5% lower probability of voting. Moderate drinkers are more likely to vote in the last two elections than non-drinkers, while heavy drinkers have a greater probability of voting in the 1997 election.
|Poor general health
|Poor mental health
|Moderate drinker
|Heavy drinker
Note: All models estimated using probit. The following variables are included but not reported—region of residence, sex, fathers/mothers social class at birth, overcrowding in household at age 7 (defined as more than one person per room), three binary variables indicating how long respondent missed school due to illness at age 11, age left full-time education, whether stayed in school beyond 16 and whether the respondent is married, has children, is unemployed or self-employed at the time of each election. Marginal effects and standard errors (in parentheses) are reported. Significance levels: *:p < 0.1. **: p < 0.05. ***: p< 0.01
The control variables behave as per standard voter turnout models. Higher education, higher parental social class and being married increase the probability of voting across all three elections. Being self-employed and living in overcrowded housing as a child lowers the probability of voting by 5 and 3%, respectively. In the 1979 election, being male, having children and being unemployed are also associated with lower turnout. Health status in childhood has no impact on voter turnout in later life. The impact of the health variables are largely comparable in size with the impact of these additional control variables.
Our results are consistent with the hypothesis that poor health is a contributory factor to individuals not engaging in political participation and suggest that the perceived cost of voting for the unhealthy (the effort involved in voting), is greater than the perceived benefits of voting (based on the policy implications of the election outcome). If elections have no consequences for health services then those in ill-health may perceive that there are low benefits from voting. This suggests that the main political parties do not differ enough in their policy positions on health to induce the unhealthy to vote. While the probability that an individual's vote is decisive is negligible (the paradox of voting hypothesis), voters derive other, psychic, benefits from voting.
The results indicate that smoking is consistently associated with lower turnout. This may be because smoking is an indicator of bad health and should be interpreted in a similar manner to the poor physical/mental health hypothesis. Alternatively, smoking indicates a high-rate of time preference. Therefore, as voting concerns the future, the type of people who smoke are also the type of people who do not vote as they care less about the future. Alcohol consumption is an exception to the bad health/low turnout hypothesis, in that higher consumption predicts a higher probability of voting. One might speculate that non-drinkers are, on average, less sociable and hence less likely to engage in pro-social activities such as voting. While we have controlled for some aspects of childhood circumstances, it is impossible to control for all. Hence it is possible that smoking or drinking is correlated with some unobserved background effect or possibly a personality trait.
Electoral participation is one form of social capital and the level of voting is an important barometer of the health of civil society. A number of studies have noted the importance of social capital for generating both community and individual well-being.8,9 Understanding the relationship between public health and political participation is therefore important. This paper shows that poor health leads to lower electoral participation, which suggests that the interests of the unhealthy are less likely to be represented in government. Unhealthy non-voters may therefore represent an untapped source of electoral support.
Permission to use the NCDS given by the ESRC Data Archive at Essex is gratefully acknowledged. Thanks to Liam Delaney, David Madden and Pat Wall for comments and suggestions. There are no funding sources for this paper.
Key points
Areas with higher mortality in Britain have lower voter turnout in general elections, but is this result replicated at an individual level?
Individuals experiencing poor general and mental health and who smoke are less likely to turn out to vote at election time.
Given the low participation rates of the unhealthy, a political party which formulates an attractive policy package aimed at such potential voters could therefore mobilize a previously untapped segment of the electorate.
- © The Author 2007. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the European Public Health Association. All rights reserved.


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EUGENE, Ore. — Matt Barkley threw for 323 yards and four touchdowns, and the No. 18 USC Trojans held off No. 4 Oregon, 38-35, on Saturday night when Alejandro Maldonado missed a 37-yard field goal to tie the game with five seconds left.
Trailing 24-7 in the third quarter, Oregon mounted a furious comeback and narrowed it to 38-35 with 7:05 left in the fourth quarter. Barkley led his team to the Oregon 15, but Marc Tyler fumbled and the ball was recovered by the Ducks with 2:54 to go.
Oregon marched down the field but Maldondado's kick, which was brought five yards closer because of a USC penalty, went wide left.
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■ No. 3 Alabama 45, Georgia Southern 21: Trent Richardson rushed for 175 yards and scored three touchdowns to power No. 3 Alabama past Georgia Southern.
The Crimson Tide (10-1) didn't win many style points in giving up a season-high 21 points, but the team's biggest national title boost came the previous night when No. 2 Oklahoma State fell 37-31 to Iowa State in two overtimes.
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Wilson finished 32 of 43 for 365 yards and three touchdowns.
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■ No. 13 Georgia 19, Kentucky 10: At Athens, Ga., Aaron Murray threw a touchdown pass to Marlon Brown on the first play of the fourth quarter, Blair Walsh kicked four field goals, and No. 13 Georgia beat Kentucky to clinch a spot in the SEC championship game.
■ No. 14 South Carolina 41, Citadel 20: At Columbia, S.C., Connor Shaw threw for 217 yards and three touchdowns, including Alshon Jeffery's first scoring catch in more than a month, and No. 14 South Carolina defeated The Citadel.
■ No. 15 Wisconsin 28, Illinois 17: At Champaign, Ill., Montee Ball rushed for 224 yards and Wisconsin forced four turnovers in a comeback win against Illinois.
■ No. 20 Michigan 45, No. 17 Nebraska 17: At Ann Arbor, Mich., Denard Robinson threw two touchdown passes and ran for two scores to help No. 20 Michigan rout No. 17 Nebraska.
■ No. 19 TCU 34, Colorado State 10: At Fort Worth, Antoine Hicks, Ed Wesley and Matthew Tucker ran for touchdowns, and Tank Carder returned an interception 69 yards for a touchdown, helping No. 19 TCU win at least a share of the Mountain West title with a victory against Colorado State.
Coming off an upset win at Boise State, the Horned Frogs (9-2, 6-0) seemed a bit flat in the first half. They got rolling in the third quarter on their way to handing the Rams (3-7, 1-4) a sixth straight loss.
■ No. 21 Penn State 20, Ohio State 14: At Columbus, Ohio, No. 21 Penn State won for the first time since coach Joe Paterno was fired, with Stephfon Green running for two touchdowns and the Nittany Lions' solid defense holding Ohio State scoreless in the second half.
■ Virginia 14, No. 23 Florida State 13: At Tallahassee, Fla., Kevin Parks ran 10 yards for a touchdown with 1:16 left to give Virginia the lead, and Florida State's Dustin Hopkins missed a 42-yard field-goal attempt in the closing seconds as the Cavaliers upset of No. 23 Florida State to set up a showdown with intrastate rival Virginia Tech a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game.
■ No. 24 Notre Dame 16, Boston College 14: At South Bend, Ind., Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals, and No. 24 Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under two minutes to play to hold off Boston College.


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