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Explaining Voting Behaviour

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Patrick Dunleavy, T. Christopher
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Voting Behaviour

2020
The chapter reviews studies and shows evidence related to several aspects of the voting behaviour of Greek citizens, in contrast to other similar and dissimilar democracies. It begins with a historical overview of social cleavages and their role in determining coalitions amongst different segments of the electorate. It continues to evaluate the role of
Mark Garnett, Peter Dorey, Philip Lynch
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Voting Behaviour

2022
Abstract This chapter examines the factors that shape voting behaviour in Portugal. It is structured in three stages. The first stage provides an overview of the determinants of voting behaviour, in particular the impact of voters’ long- and short-term predispositions when it comes to elections.
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Multi-level Modelling of Voting Behaviour

2017
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Lubbers, M., Sipma, T.
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Determinants of Voting Behaviour

2020
This chapter provides an overview of the main correlates of voting behaviour in Spain. Through a review of existing studies we first offer an outline of the most relevant factors associated with Spaniards’ voting choices. Next, we present a comprehensive and up-to-date account of the importance of these correlates of voting behaviour, drawing on the ...
Marta Fraile, Enrique Hernández
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Elections and Voting Behaviour

1997
Free elections have a short history in Russia. In the Tsarist period elections were introduced for the selection of members of the local representative assembly (zemstvo) in 1864, and for elections to the national parliament (the State Duma) after the revolution of 1905.
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Voting Behaviour in the European Constitution Process

2007
This paper deals with the question of how voters behave in referendums. More specifically, the question is whether referendums on EU treaties are decided by the voters’ attitudes in general, and to Europe in particular (the issue-voting explanation), or by the voters’ attitudes to their national political parties and incumbent national government (the ...
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