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The Impact of Voting by Mail on Voter Behavior
American Politics Research, 2004Most of the studies of voter behavior have dealt with voter turnout, but few have looked at other aspects of voting behavior that could be linked to balloting method. A reasonable amount of information has now accumulated about the impact of the shift from polling place elections to voting by mail on turnout, rolloff, drop-off, differences in voting ...
M. Hanmer, M. Traugott
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The role of ambiguity in manipulating voter behavior
Theory and Decision, 1979In the standard account of ambiguous political rhetoric, ambiguity is equated with voter uncertainty: a politician takes an ambiguous stance on an issue by announcing to the voters a lottery over the positions he might take on that issue. The present account equates ambiguity with multiple meanings: a politician takes an ambiguous stance on an issue if
R. Dacey
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Journal of Political Marketing, 2021
The association of political brand relationship management and voters’ citizenship behavior is a relatively new concept in political marketing research.
Akhmad Farhan, N. Omar
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The association of political brand relationship management and voters’ citizenship behavior is a relatively new concept in political marketing research.
Akhmad Farhan, N. Omar
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A Cross-Cultural Theory of Voter Behavior
, 2007W. Cwalina, A. Falkowski, B. Newman
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Response Bias in Survey Measures of Voter Behavior: Implications for Measurement and Inference
Journal of Experimental Political Science, 2019This short report exploits a unique opportunity to investigate the implications of response bias in survey questions about voter turnout and vote choice in new democracies.
Claire L. Adida +3 more
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Limit behavior of the exponential voter model
Mathematical Social Sciences, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Alexandru Agapie +2 more
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Electoral Control with Behavioral Voters
The Journal of Politics, 2017We present a model of electoral control with behavioral voters. The model captures two main regularities of voting behavior found in empirical studies: voters are forgetful and are influenced by extraneous events beyond the control of public officials.
Daniel Diermeier, Christopher Li
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2019
Substantial corresponding has been established between politics, communication and marketing. Through the years there is application of consumer behaviour decision making to voter decision making; there is also parallel consideration of production and consumption of political communication and in particular pre-election period that has gained the ...
Harry Ph. Sophocleous, Andreas Masouras
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Substantial corresponding has been established between politics, communication and marketing. Through the years there is application of consumer behaviour decision making to voter decision making; there is also parallel consideration of production and consumption of political communication and in particular pre-election period that has gained the ...
Harry Ph. Sophocleous, Andreas Masouras
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VOTER BEHAVIOR IN THE EXAMPLE OF THE ORAVA REGION
Slovak Journal of Public Policy and Public Administration, 2023This article deals with voter behavior in a selected natural region of the Slovak Republic - Orava. The current administrative segmentation of Slovakia divides the Orava region between three districts – Dolný Kubín, Námestovo, and Tvrdošín district. The Orava region is also situated only in one self-governing region – Žilina self-governing region.
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Behavioral Political Science and Voter Turnout
2020Abstract In recent decades, political scientists have placed greater emphasis on research designs that are able to measure causal effects credibly. The discipline has also participated in a social science–wide trend toward greater reliance on psychological and sociological theories to explain behavior.
Alan S. Gerber, Patrick D. Tucker
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