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2022
Abstract This chapter provides an overview of electoral turnout in Portugal since the transition to democracy in 1974/1975 until early 2021. Firstly, it presents the evolution of official and population-adjusted participation rates in different types of elections.
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Abstract This chapter provides an overview of electoral turnout in Portugal since the transition to democracy in 1974/1975 until early 2021. Firstly, it presents the evolution of official and population-adjusted participation rates in different types of elections.
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Why Does the American National Election Study Overestimate Voter Turnout?
Political Analysis, 2018Surveys are a key tool for understanding political behavior, but they are subject to biases that render their estimates about the frequency of socially desirable behaviors inaccurate.
S. Jackman, Bradley Spahn
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Political Research Quarterly, 2015
The dominant view assumes that people vote to influence election outcomes. As such, most assume that campaign contact, election competitiveness, and the probability of one’s voting influencing the outcome of an election are the primary forces motivating voter participation.
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The dominant view assumes that people vote to influence election outcomes. As such, most assume that campaign contact, election competitiveness, and the probability of one’s voting influencing the outcome of an election are the primary forces motivating voter participation.
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Correct marking of tram turnouts and turnout components
Inżynieria i BudownictwoA construction product may be placed on the market in Poland with the CE marking or construction mark. Pursuant to the applicable regulation, the manufacturer of tram turnouts is obliged to obtain a National Technical Assessment and a Factory Production Control Certificate.
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Abstract This chapter addresses several aspects of electoral turnout in Poland (after 1989), a complex phenomenon that is a fundamental element of democracy. It is divided into two main parts. The first one offers the key data on turnout in Poland after 1989, with a review of the existing scholarship and main empirical findings.
Mikołaj Cześnik, Piotr Zagórski
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Mikołaj Cześnik, Piotr Zagórski
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Turnout and fractionalization. [PDF]
, 2014 The literature has largely shown that social fragmentation is negatively correlated with the quality of government. Surprisingly, fragmentation has been omitted in most influential cross-sectional studies of turnout, and when it has been included evidence is, at best, mixed.
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