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Electoral choice and electoral change in Australia [PDF]

This study investigates electoral choice and electoral change in Australia. The main purpose of this study is to establish what changes, if any, have occurred in the process of electoral choice in Australia.The way in which this study investigates changes in the process of electoral choice involves several steps.
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Electoral Choice and Religion: Israel

2019
Among Israel’s Jewish society, which constitutes about 85% of the county’s voter base (about 15% are Arab voters), voters’ level of religiousness is considered, in relevant fields of research, the strongest predictor of voting behavior as well as of a wide range of political attitudes.
Asher Cohen, Menachem Lazar
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The Handbook of Electoral System Choice

2004
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Construct accessibility and electoral choice

Political Behavior, 1989
Chronic accessibility refers to a long-term bias to notice, process, and have available for recall certain types of information across a variety of different stimulus objects in a variety of different situations. This paper illustrates the usefulness of studying the chronic accessibility of political constructs in the field of political behavior.
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Political Personality and Electoral Choice

American Political Science Review, 1955
The most widely-held and well-supported theories of electoral choice today relate such choice to group membership, socializing, so to speak, the vote decision. In this process the personality of the individual voter has tended to be overlooked or its influence minimized.
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Electoral Choice and the 2001 Campaign

2004
AbstractConsiders the impact of the 2001 election campaign. Contrary to what is commonly assumed about the function of election campaigns, data from the 2001 BES rolling campaign panel survey show that the 2001 campaign did little to mobilize political interest or partisanship.
Harold D. Clarke, David Sanders, Marianne C. Stewart, Paul Whiteley   +3 more
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Electoral Choice and Religion: Turkey

2019
With a conservative party in power since 2002 that has its roots in the pro-Islamist movement, the influence of religiosity upon party choice has attracted a lot of attention in the literature on Turkish elections and voting behavior. However, this literature uses measures of religiosity that change from one study to another and hence diagnosing trends
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Consequences of Electoral System Choice

2009
The previous chapter demonstrated that political actors take electoral system design seriously, even in nondemocratic countries, updating and modifying the rules to benefit themselves and their allies.
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Electoral Choice and Religion: An Overview

2018
A wide body of research has studied the impact of religious cleavages on electoral choice in a range of democracies. This research focuses on two types of religious cleavages. One type of religious cleavage is the confessional cleavage, which is a measure of the center-periphery cleavages.
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The Impact of Issues on Electoral Choice

2016
The notion of an issue encompasses the idea of a question, a theme or a preoccupation that is being discussed either implicitly or explicitly during an electoral campaign. It supposes a cleavage, with one section of the electorate focusing on an issue such as unemployment while another is more concerned with issues of security.
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