A duty to vote may be many things. It may be no more than an obligation to cast one's ballot as self-interestedly or as … with a critique of the argument denying any duty to vote because, as with participants in the market, there is no conflict … several interpretations of the duty to vote, and there is a brief review of pros and cons of compulsory voting. …

-interest, along with a duty to vote, in the decision whether to vote or abstain. …

A duty to vote may be interpreted narrowly as no more than an obligation to cast one’s ballot, supporting a party or …. Alternatively, a duty to vote may be interpreted broadly as including an obligation to vote for the party or candidate seen as best …

-wide randomization may be helpful in connecting private benefits from a win for one's preferred party with a duty to vote, and in …