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an opportunity to register via motor voter until several elections after implementation of the program. Registration …
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economic news on the incumbent. In a study of 458 by-elections between 1857 and 1914, we find that voters typically gave new …
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between two potential policy outcomes of an election participate in large-scale elections when voting is costly? Using a …
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and new entrants and coalitions that emerged in the period between the introduction of the new electoral law and elections …
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explore the use of information by political actors. As in real elections, voters have a finite amount of attention they …
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the context of three-candidate presidential elections. Although we reconfirm the conclusion that the decision to vote is …
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The election of 1860 was one of the most important and contentious elections in US history. It was also one of the most …
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dishonest people over-proportionally self-select into the political race; and that this adverse selection effect can be …
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The Condorcet Jury Theorem states that given subjective expected utility maximization and common values, the equilibrium probability that the correct candidate wins goes to one as the size of the electorate goes to infinity. This paper studies strategic voting when voters have pure common values...
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probability before the election (Maskin and Tirole’s “feedback” case). In the three-period case, with two elections, the dynamic …
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