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Politicians' email communication with voters: A field experiment for the 2021 Bundestag elections. [PDF]
PLoS OneKöhler EA, May MD.
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Tightness of voter model interfaces
Electronic Communications in Probability, 2008 Consider a long-range, one-dimensional voter model started with all zeroes on the negative integers and all ones on the positive integers. If the process obtained by identifying states that are translations of each other is positively recurrent, then it ...
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A Model of Primary Voter Behavior
Journal of Consumer Research, 1985This article develops and tests a model of voter behavior in a primary election. The model integrates several schools of thought that have tried to explain voter behavior; it is tested by predicting the behavior of respondents based on the model, and then validating the results with the actual behavior of the respondents.
Newman, Bruce I, Sheth, Jagdish N
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Dynamics of a Repulsive Voter Model
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems, 2015In contrast to most conventional social interaction models, in this paper, the dynamics of repulsive interactions between the nodes of a network is investigated. Such a model may be considered to be a first-order approximation of many anticonformal social policies, such as drivers making lane-changing decisions when confronted with other cars in the ...
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2008
Most analytical work in public choice is based upon relatively simple models of majority decision making. These models are widely used even though the researchers know that real political settings are more complex than the models seem to imply. The use of such simple models can be defended for a variety of reasons: First, simple models allow knowledge ...
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Most analytical work in public choice is based upon relatively simple models of majority decision making. These models are widely used even though the researchers know that real political settings are more complex than the models seem to imply. The use of such simple models can be defended for a variety of reasons: First, simple models allow knowledge ...
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Journal of Statistical Physics, 1995
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Santos, M. A., Teixeira, S.
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A Median Voter Model of Social Security
International Economic Review, 1989This paper presents a theoretical median voter analysis of the determination of the level of social security. The framework for the analysis is a continuous-time overlapping-generations model with non- altruistic households facing borrowing constraints in the capital market.
Boadway, Robin W, Wildasin, David E
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2017
As in the Wright–Fisher and Moran models, the two configurations in which all the individuals have the same type or share the same opinion are absorbing states for the voter model. However, at least starting with infinitely many individuals of each type, the time to fixation to one of these absorbing states is almost surely infinite, which allows for ...
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As in the Wright–Fisher and Moran models, the two configurations in which all the individuals have the same type or share the same opinion are absorbing states for the voter model. However, at least starting with infinitely many individuals of each type, the time to fixation to one of these absorbing states is almost surely infinite, which allows for ...
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1985
The voter model is the spin system with rates c(x,η) given by $$ c(x,\eta ) = \left\{ {\begin{array}{*{20}c} {\sum\limits_y {p(x,y)\eta (y)} } & {if{\text{ }}\eta (x) = 0,} \\ {\sum\limits_y {p(x,y)[1 - \eta (y)]} } & {f{\text{ }}\eta (x) = 1,} \\ \end{array} } \right.
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The voter model is the spin system with rates c(x,η) given by $$ c(x,\eta ) = \left\{ {\begin{array}{*{20}c} {\sum\limits_y {p(x,y)\eta (y)} } & {if{\text{ }}\eta (x) = 0,} \\ {\sum\limits_y {p(x,y)[1 - \eta (y)]} } & {f{\text{ }}\eta (x) = 1,} \\ \end{array} } \right.
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