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Trying to Turn up the Turnout: Youth Wings and the Youth Vote in the 2015 General Election
The political participation of 18 to 24-year-olds in British general elections is substantially lower than for other age groups. As a result, young people are frequently labelled in the media as being disaffected with traditional politics.
Sarah Pickard
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This study evaluates the link between economic voting and electoral behavior in the 2024 European Parliament (EP) elections. This study is grounded in both selective perception and economic voting theories, examining how different independent factors ...
Silviu Grecu +2 more
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Motivating student voter registration
College student voter turnout reflects the degree to which students are being taught to support and protect democracy, long a core mission of the U.S. higher education system. Yet, college student voter turnout is generally very low.
Melissa R. Michelson +5 more
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The extent to which people with intellectual disabilities (ID) are voting is an under-researched area. In order to fill this gap, we conducted a systematic literature review with a focus on voter turnout and democratic inclusiveness among people with ID.
Björn Boman, Jonas Hultin Rosenberg
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Do more restrictive voter identification (ID) laws decrease turnout? I argue that in the 2018 London Local elections this was the case. Bromley was the only London borough to pilot a more restrictive ID scheme.
Tom Barton
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Voter Turnout Analysis of Canadian Undergraduate Student Unions, 2016-2018
Annual election turnouts of campus student unions from Canadian publicly funded universities are analyzed for the 2016, 2017, and 2018 academic years. This first quantitative study of its kind in a Canadian context assesses the current state of student ...
Justin Patrick +2 more
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LOW VOTER TURNOUT: A SYMPTOM OF DEMOCRATIC DISCONTENT OR A DEEPER SYSTEMIC FAILURE?
The journey toward universal and equal suffrage, achieved primarily in the second half of the XX century, was a monumental step in shaping modern democratic societies.
Marko Krtolica
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In this paper I examine how closeness between the traditional political blocks affects voter turnout in the Swedish municipal elections 2014 and 2018. The results of the two elections shows that closeness between the traditional blocks is not a relevant factor for individuals when they decide to vote or abstain.
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