Electoral Studies: An international Journal
Año 2017, Número 50
The Matthew effect in electoral campaigns: Increasing policy congruence inequality during the campaign
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Irrationalizing the rational choice model of voting: The moderating effects of partisanship on turnout decisions in Western and postcommunist democracies
págs. 26-38
How voter mobilization from short text messages travels within households and families: Evidence from two nationwide field experiments
Yosef Bhatti, Jens Olav Dahlgaard, Jonas Hedegaard Hansen, Kasper M. Hansen
págs. 39-49
Public trust in manipulated elections: The role of election administration and media freedom
págs. 50-67
Appealing to the ‘losers’?: The electorates of left-wing and right-wing Eurosceptic parties compared, 1989–2014
págs. 68-79
President Obama on the ballot: Referendum voting and racial spillover in the 2014 midterm elections
págs. 80-90
It's the emotions, Stupid!: Anger about the economic crisis, low political efficacy, and support for populist parties
págs. 91-102
Exit to the right?: Comparing far right voters and abstainers in Western Europe
págs. 103-115
When heuristics go bad: Citizens' misevaluations of campaign pledge fulfilment
págs. 116-127
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The volatility of volatility: Measuring change in party vote shares
págs. 142-156
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