have less income compared to their work income. This effect is transitory, however, implying a change in voting behavior …

insight common to the standard characterisations of voting power: the idea that one has power over an outcome to the extent …

), accepted in 1892 at the University of Copenhagen, Heckscher dealt with numerous issues related to voting, especially those …-cycles, differences between Condorcet-effective rules and the Borda rule, strategic voting, the influence of the voting order under the … parliamentary voting rules, the likelihood of single-peaked preference profiles, and the problems created by non …

Many motivations exist that cause legislators to behave strategically when voting. These include logrolling, towing the … effects simulation, I calculate the overall effect on voting from “flipping” a senator’s vote, allowing flipped votes to have …

. Candidates then use the donations to build valence through campaigning, which in turn affects the voting decision of …