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The Choice of Electoral Systems in Electoral Autocracies
Government and Opposition, 2021AbstractThis article develops a theory to account for the variation in electoral systems in electoral authoritarian regimes. We argue that resource-rich dictators are incentivized to employ proportional representation systems to alleviate the threat from the masses and pre-empt the emergence of new opposition, while resource-poor dictators tend to ...
Eric C.C. Chang, Masaaki Higashijima
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Comparative Political Studies, 2003
Are the policy failures of subnational officials reliably punished by voters, or do subnational elections instead pivot around national trends? This study attempts to shed new light on these questions by exploring subnational elections in the Argentine context.
Karen L. Remmer, FranÇois GÉLineau
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Are the policy failures of subnational officials reliably punished by voters, or do subnational elections instead pivot around national trends? This study attempts to shed new light on these questions by exploring subnational elections in the Argentine context.
Karen L. Remmer, FranÇois GÉLineau
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Introduction The Dynamics of Electoral Choice
2011This book provides an understanding of how decisions on voting are made within the context of the entire process of electoral decision-making that ultimately leads to the end result of an election. It describes the mechanisms used by the voter to make a choice and attempts to separate the social, political, and psychological factors at play.
Cautrès, Bruno, Muxel, Anne
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Journal of Political Marketing, 2003
The study examines the electoral psychology of voters, focusing on voters' locus of control, perceived risk, voter decision involvement and electoral control and positive affect as determinants of political satisfaction and voting stability in elections.
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The study examines the electoral psychology of voters, focusing on voters' locus of control, perceived risk, voter decision involvement and electoral control and positive affect as determinants of political satisfaction and voting stability in elections.
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Policy choice as an electoral investment
Social Choice and Welfare, 1984zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Cox, G. W. +2 more
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Ambivalence, Information, and Electoral Choice
American Political Science Review, 2005Conventional wisdom views voter choice in House elections as preordained by party identification, incumbency, and perceptions of national conditions. In an analysis of voter behavior in House elections between 1990 and 2000, we find instead that voters are quite heterogeneous.
SCOTT J. BASINGER, HOWARD LAVINE
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The Moment of Electoral Choice
2016The decision on who to vote for was presented as a standing decision in electoral sociology literature for a long time. The literature of electoral sociology has tended to represent individual voting behavior as relatively static over time. V.O. Key Jr, Franck Munger and Walter Dean Burnham all stressed that voting choices tended to be stable over long
Pascal Perrineau, Brice Teinturier
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Electoral Systems and Institutional Choice
Comparative Political Studies, 1992This article shows how the ruling party of Korea, the DJP, chose and implemented a strategy to win the 13th National Assembly election of 1988 and explains why that strategy failed. In addition, this election is analyzed in a more general context. The authors find, for example that the preference of a party over electoral systems is determined by the ...
DAVID BRADY, JONGRYN MO
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2004
AbstractInvestigates the sources of party support in 2001. The analyses specify a series of multivariate models that capture the effects of the key variables from each of the sociological and individual rationality frameworks. Party identification, leader images, issue proximities, and party performance evaluations on the economy and other important ...
Harold D. Clarke +3 more
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AbstractInvestigates the sources of party support in 2001. The analyses specify a series of multivariate models that capture the effects of the key variables from each of the sociological and individual rationality frameworks. Party identification, leader images, issue proximities, and party performance evaluations on the economy and other important ...
Harold D. Clarke +3 more
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