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The major political parties have put more resources into their get-out-the-vote (GOTV) efforts since the 2000 elections …, parties have always sought to turnout their most loyal supporters on election day, but if the parties' microtargeting … better able to contact citizens who may not be ardent supporters but are persuadable. Using data from the National Election …
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match their policy preferences, rather than vice-versa. We further argue, however, that because policy salience declines … remain meaningfully divided on the dimension. We evaluate these hypotheses via individual-level analyses of British election …
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neither of these new voting methods will be analyzed and combined with results from sursvey responses collected on Election …
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- indeed, such manipulation may be a defining element of U.S. elections - a synthesis and analysis of the history of U …
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In the presence of derivative markets, shareholders can choose their desired mix of cash-flows/votes and vary it through time. We find that the optimal security-voting structure is time varying. Even in the presence of derivatives, most of the time, shareholders optimally choose 1S1V. 1S1V turns...
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keep corrupt politicians out of office; she may do so by distorting her policy choices to signal her type and win re-election …
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fertility in explaining the generosity of redistribution and education policies in the U.S. Policies are endogenised as outcomes … matching the levels of both transfers and education subsidies in the U.S. economy. The predictions of the model regarding a …
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This paper analyzes the voting records of four central banks (Sweden, Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic) with spatial models of voting. We infer the policy preferences of the monetary policy committee members and use these to analyze the evolution in preferences over time and the...
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In this paper we propose a model with uncertainty in which strategic voters vote, under poportional rule, for a Parliament and parties bargain to form a government. We prove that only consensus government form and only extreme parties take votes
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