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Numerous cities across the U.S. have recently switched to ranked choice voting in their local mayoral elections. Proponents argue that, by allowing voters to fully express their preferences over the candidates, voter satisfaction and, ultimately, turnout will improve. Opponents are concerned...
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town council election?; (2) Does this partisan identity influence in ensuing higher level elections?; and (3) Do voters … condition their vote for the mayor on the result of the last council election? We collected a unique data set for Germany in … which we link election results for different political institutions at the municipal level. To identify causal effects, we …
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interested in: Does the partisan identity of the mayor influence the voter's decision in the subsequent town council election … the mayor on the result of the last council election? We rely on a regression discontinuity design focusing on close … election outcomes based on municipal level data for Germany. We find that the party of the mayor can receive a bonus of 4 …
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We use voting experiments to examine the effects of different primary types on voter turnout, voter choice and election … does not impact election outcomes …
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Although formal education is often considered an indicator of political leaders' quality, the evidence on the effectiveness of educated leaders is mixed. Besides, minimum education qualifications are increasingly being used as requirements for contesting elections, making it critical to...
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Although formal education is often considered an indicator of political leaders' quality, the evidence on the effectiveness of educated leaders is mixed. Besides, minimum education qualifications are increasingly being used as requirements for contesting elections, making it critical to...
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Many matters of U.S. election administration have attracted significant popular, political, and scholarly attention in … recent years, especially after Bush v. Gore. Largely slighted, however, has been the matter of how the various state election … systems respond when an election outcome is unsettled or contested. Moreover, some recent electoral reforms, such as …
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associated with a strong positive effect on the probability of winning the same position in the following election, whereas …
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country political stability.From the statistic provided by Wikipedia, the countries rare have an election threshold less than … 3% of the votes cast. In fact, the developed countries, with the advanced economies, rare have election threshold below … 5% of the votes cast.In practice, the 5% election threshold would require from a political party to gain 7.5 seats in …
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In the transition from central planning to a market economy in the 1990s, governments focused on privatizing or closing state enterprises, reforming labor markets, compensating laid-off workers, and fostering job creation through new private firms. After privatization, the focus shifted to...
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