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Trends in Voter Behaviour, 1999–2015

2017
The chapter analyses trends in voting behaviour in Nigerian elections from 1999 to 2015. Such an analysis is particularly useful in determining the legitimacy and inclusiveness of the electoral process. After an engagement with the literature on salient issues in voting behaviour, including the nexus between voter behaviour and democratic development ...
Ladi Hamalai, Samuel Egwu, J. Shola Omotola   +2 more
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Habit Formation and Political Behaviour: Evidence of Consuetude in Voter Turnout

British Journal of Political Science, 2000
The extensive literature on voter turnout has devoted relatively little attention to the hypothesis that casting a ballot in one election increases one's propensity to go to the polls in the future. This hypothesis is supported by voter turnout patterns in the 1972-4-6 and 1992-4-6 American National Election Studies panel surveys as well as published
Donald P. Green, Ron Shachar
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The Responsive Voter: Short-term Influences on Voting Behaviour

1987
Voting is a political act. A simple point but one that can easily disappear in the welter of analyses linking electoral choice to social causes. Further, the influence of purely political factors such as party leaders and political debate is increasing as traditional class and party loyalties weaken and more votes come up for grabs.
Martin Harrop, William L. Miller
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Who Do Voter ID Laws Keep From Voting?

Journal of Politics, 2022
Michael Miller, Bernard L. Fraga
exaly  

Biased-Voter Model: How Persuasive a Small Group Can Be?

Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 2022
Maxi San Miguel, Raúl Toral
exaly  

Reasoning voters, voter behaviour and institutions: The decision dependence of voting behaviour

British Elections and Parties Yearbook, 1996
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The Behaviour of the Irish Voter

2018
Michael Marsh, Richard Sinnott
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Electoral Behaviour in Contemporary India: A Behavioural Typology of Permanent, Paid, and Suspense Voters

Electoral behaviour in India is a multifaceted phenomenon that defies simple categorization through traditional demographic or identity-based models. This article proposes a novel behavioural typology-classifying voters into Permanent, Paid, and Suspense categories-to better understand the motivations guiding the Indian electorate in the contemporary ...
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Voter Behaviour in Quebec

2018
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Voter Behaviour in Scotland

2018
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