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Piecing the Puzzle Together: A Critical Review of Contemporary Research on Protest Voting

Political Studies Review, 2019
After several decades of debate on the so-called protest vote, the extant literature in this field is still far from consistent in conceptualization and analytical perspectives.
S. Camatarri
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The Mainline Protestant Vote

2007
Since the founding of the United States, religion has played a significant role in shaping both presidential elections and fundamental debates about public policy (Fowler et al. 2004; Wald 2003). For over two centuries, mainline Protestants have been one of the more visible and influential religious voices in American politics.
Laura R. Olson, Adam L. Warber
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Un vote protestant ?

Autres Temps. Les cahiers du christianisme social, 1985
Goguel François. Un vote protestant ?. In: Autres Temps. Les cahiers du christianisme social. N°8, 1985. pp. 4-8.
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Technology and protest: the political effects of electronic voting in India

Political Science Research and Methods, 2019
Electronic voting technology is often proposed as translating voter intent to vote totals better than alternative systems such as paper ballots. We suggest that electronic voting machines (EVMs) can also alter vote choice, and, in particular, the way in ...
Zuheir Desai, Alexander Lee
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Anti‐immigrant Parties in Europe: Ideological or Protest Vote?

European Journal of Political Research, 2000
Abstract. In this article we address the question whether or not the votes for anti–immigrant parties can be considered as protest votes. We define protest votes by the motives underlying electoral choices, building on earlier research done by Tillie (1995) and Van der Eijk & Franklin (1996).
van der Brug, W., Fennema, M., Tillie, J.N.   +2 more
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Satisfied unlike me? How the perceived difference with close network contacts prevents radical and protest voting

Acta Politica, 2022
Emilien Paulis, M. Ognibene
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Blank voting: the rising tide of abstention

Contemporary Italian Politics
In the last decade, voter participation has shown a consistent decline, both in Italy and in all the Western countries. Electoral disengagement has been shaped by three key factors - demobilitation, protest and apathy - that have determined today’s ...
Luciano M. Fasano, Paolo Natale
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Better not to vote to restore democracy? Boycotting the 2023 national referendum as a manifestation of (anti)party identification: The case of poles voting abroad

Parliamentary Affairs
This article explores the attitudes of Poles living abroad who decided not to participate in the national referendum, even though they voted in simultaneously held parliamentary elections.
Magdalena Musiał-Karg, Izabela Kapsa
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The Romanian Parliamentary Vote: From Protest to Protest

2017
A year after a series of protests ended with the ousting of the Social Democratic Party-led government, the party reemerges as the dominant political force in Romania. Titus Udrea analyses the latest Romanian election and its ensuing developments that have led Romania on the brink of political crisis.
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The Application of the Blockchain Technology in Voting Systems

ACM Computing Surveys, 2022
De-biao He, Pandi Vijayakumar, Min Luo
exaly