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THE EFFECTS OF PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES ON THE ELECTORATE'S PREFERENCES FOR CANDIDATES
American Politics Quarterly, 1988Previous research on presidential debates indicates that these events often reinforce citizens' preferences for candidates, but only occasionally lead people to change their choice for president. Using three panel studies for the CBS/ New York Times Poll, this article questions this view.
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Debating Electoral Systems: Getting Elections Wrong
Journal of Democracy, 2012Abstract: In their response to Timothy Meisburger’s essay, Andrew Reynolds and John M. Carey argue that the weight of the evidence—from nations actually going through democratic change, as well as from the scholarly literature that tries to understand such change—points to the conclusion that proportional systems, while not solving the all the ...
Andrew Reynolds, John M. Carey
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Parliamentary debate as electoral signaling
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Debating Electoral Systems: Getting Majoritarianism Right
Journal of Democracy, 2012Abstract: In a response to Carey and Reynold’s “Comparing the Arab Revolts: The Impact of Election Systems,” Timothy Meisburger argues that in the special case of developing or emerging democracies, PR may not be the most appropriate election system, and that majoritarian or plurality systems may do a better job of ensuring effective representation ...
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Interpersonal relationships in the televised electoral debate [PDF]
, 2010 Abstract The present study is devoted to the analysis of the interpersonal relationships induced by the adversarial verbal exchanges that characterize a televised electoral debate. The studied electoral debate opposed the presidential candidates Ségolène Royal and Nicolas Sarkozy. It was broadcast in France, in May 2007.
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Electoral Consequences of "Winning" Televised Campaign Debates
Public Opinion Quarterly, 1990This study explores the long-neglected impact of a candidate being perceived as the "winner" of political debates on individual voting behavior in West Germany. While there has been much research on the effects of debates on perceptions of candidate policy stands and personality attributes, there has been little work that attempts to gauge how much ...
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The Use of Modality in UK TV Electoral Debates
2013This paper analyses the use of modality in political discourse, focusing on UK TV electoral debates. While much of research on the discourse of electoral campaigns has been carried out in the field of political communication, with attention devoted mostly to macro-categories such as topics and functions, a call has come from those quarters (Benoit 2000)
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What Kind of Electoral Outcome do People Think is Good for Democracy?
Political Studies, 2023Martial Foucault +2 more
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