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Inequalities in vote by mail for Native Americans in the US West : the historical political economy of postal service in Northeastern Arizona
Rogers, Melissa Ziegler; Schroedel, Jean Reith; … - In: Journal of historical political economy : JHPE 2 (2022) 4, pp. 553-581
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Voter suppression or voter fraud in the 2014 US elections?
Norris, Pippa; Garnett, Holly Ann - 2015
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Candidate ideology and electoral success in congressional elections
Carson, Jamie L.; Williamson, Ryan D. - In: Public choice 176 (2018) 1/2, pp. 175-192
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Competing for attention : the effect of talk radio on elections and political polarization in the US
Amarasinghe, Ashani; Raschky, Paul A. - 2022
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Citizens' freedom to choose representatives : ballot structure, proportionality and "fragmentedʺ parliaments
Pereira, Paulo Trigo C. (contributor);  … - 2007
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Is more information always better? : party cues and candidate quality in U.S. judicial elections
Lim, Claire S. H.; Snyder, James M. - In: Journal of public economics 128 (2015), pp. 107-123
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Why American elections are flawed (and how to fix them)
Norris, Pippa - 2016
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A simple approach to projecting the electoral college
Putnam, Joshua T. - In: International journal of forecasting 31 (2015) 3, pp. 910-915
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Polarization and the US Electoral College
Siderius, James - 2020
In light of the 2000 and 2016 presidential elections, there has been doubt about whether the electoral college is a … candidate wins the election according to the electoral college, but loses the popular vote. We then consider how this likelihood …. We conclude that rising polarization of political beliefs leading up to the 2020 election has made these two election …
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How they lost the presidency
Walker, David - In: Applied economics 50 (2018) 38, pp. 4113-4121
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