Electoral Studies: An international Journal
Año 2017, Número 49
Blind spots in the party system: Spatial voting and issue salience if voters face scarce choices
págs. 1-16
A balance between candidate- and party-centric representation under mixed-member systems: The evidence from voter behavior in Taiwan
págs. 17-25
págs. 26-37
Competing loyalties in electoral reform: An analysis of the U.S. electoral college
págs. 38-48
Truman defeats Dewey: The effect of campaign visits on election outcomes
págs. 49-64
The elasticity of voter turnout: Investing 85 cents per voter to increase voter turnout by 4 percent
págs. 65-74
Ethnic diversity decreases turnout: Comparative evidence from over 650 elections around the world
págs. 75-95
The relative weight of character traits in political candidate evaluations: Warmth is more important than competence, leadership and integrity
págs. 96-107
págs. 108-117
Malapportionment and democracy: A curvilinear relationship
págs. 118-127
Learning on the job?: Adapting party campaign strategy to changing information on the local political context
págs. 128-135
Endogenous ballot structures: The selection of open and closed lists in Colombia’s legislative elections
págs. 136-154
págs. 155-172
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