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Shot in the foot: unintended political consequences of electoral engineering in the Turkish parliamentary elections in 2018

Decyzje, 2020
The ruling party in Turkey, the AKP, made an ex post mistake by changing the electoral law before the parliamentary elections in 2018. The new apparentement provision allowed parties to make electoral alliances and the alliances’ total votes could then ...
Uğurcan Evci, M. Kaminski
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European Parliamentary Elections and National Party Policy Change

Comparative Political Studies, 2014
Zeynep Somer-Topcu, Michelle E. Zar
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Determinants of voting results in Poland in the 2015 parliamentary elections. Analysis of spatial differences

Communist and post-communist studies, 2019
This paper analyses spatial differences in the voting results in Poland in the 2015 parliamentary elections. Eleven clusters defining different support profiles are determined using the two most popular stopping rules. Parameters of the multinomial logit
W. Grabowski
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Explaining Campaign News Coverage: How Medium, Time, and Context Explain Variation in the Media Framing of the 2009 European Parliamentary Elections

Journal of Political Marketing, 2013
A. Schuck, R. Vliegenthart, H. Boomgaarden, M. Elenbaas, R. Azrout, J. van Spanje, Claes H. de Vreese   +6 more
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Elite defection and opposition realignment in Hungary: Respect and Freedom Party (TISZA) in the 2024 European Parliamentary elections

East European Politics
The 2024 European Parliamentary elections yielded an opposition landslide in Hungary. Respect and Freedom (TISZA), a genuinely new party led by a Fidesz defector, emerged as Orbán's unequivocal challenger.
Daniel Kovarek
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Computing the Margin of Victory in Preferential Parliamentary Elections

International Joint Conference on Electronic Voting, 2017
We show how to use automated computation of election margins to assess the number of votes that would need to change in order to alter a parliamentary outcome for single-member preferential electorates.
Michelle L. Blom, Peter James Stuckey, Vanessa Teague   +2 more
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Marine Le Pen, the Rassemblement National and breaking the ‘glass ceiling’? The 2022 French presidential and parliamentary elections

, 2022
Nicholas Startin
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Parliamentary Elections in Armenia

2012
Caucasus Analytical Digest (CAD ...
Iskandaryan, Alexander, Zolyan, Mikayel, Krikorian, Onnik, Snip, Inge   +3 more
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Iraq’s 2010 Parliamentary Elections

2022
King Abdullah’s decision not to engage with Nuri al-Maliki derived to a large degree from a stereotype – that of the Arab Shia being loyal to Iran – and in fact, a core argument in social psychology is that inaccurate social stereotypes often become self-fulfilling prophecies through the interaction of perceivers and targets: perceivers, treating ...
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Voting in parliamentary elections

2018
This chapter examines Russians’ voting behaviour over the seven State Duma elections so far. It begins from a spatial perspective, by examining the changing geographical bases of support for the parties over time. Thereafter, it takes a more sociological viewpoint, examining the profile of the typical Russian voter, and each party’s electorate, using ...
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