Network loss following the 2016 Presidential Election among LGBTQ+ adults

Applied Network Science

Table 4 Estimates of the likelihood that alters hold different political views than the respondent, UCNets

	Alter has different political views
	Odds ratio	95% confidence interval
Alter relation to R
Partner	1	[1,1]
Kin	2.185***	[1.723,2.771]
Friend	0.947	[0.755,1.188]
Other	1.030	[0.781,1.357]
R sexual orientation
Heterosexual	1	[1,1]
Gay/Lesbian	0.590***	[0.435,0.801]
Bisexual/something else	0.929	[0.601,1.437]
R Gender
Male	1	[1,1]
Female	0.951	[0.750,1.207]
Transgender	0.975	[0.249,3.811]
R Age	1.011	[0.989,1.033]
R Older Cohort	0.497 +	[0.225,1.100]
R Person of Color	0.891	[0.695,1.143]
R College Degree or more	0.658**	[0.505,0.857]
R Very Close to Alter	0.955	[0.846,1.077]
Alter is same race as R	1.072	[0.926,1.241]
Alter is same age as R	1.085	[0.962,1.224]
Network Size	0.967*	[0.941,0.993]
Interview Mode Effects
Face-to-Face	1	[1,1]
Online	0.838	[0.647,1.084]
Variance at the Respondent Level	12.90***	[8.896,18.70]
Alters (N)	12,861
Respondents (N)	1,227

Odds ratios are exponentiated logistic regression coefficients. + p < 0.1, *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < .001