Search Results - subject:"Voting Behavior"

The political economy of zero-sum thinking

Ali, S. Nageeb; Mihm, Maximilian; Siga, Lucas - In: Econometrica : journal of the Econometric Society, an … 93 (2025) 1, pp. 41-70

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How work shapes democracy : political preferences, populist attitudes and far-right voting intentions among the European labour force : a cross-country survey project in the face of the 2024 EU elections

Hövermann, Andreas; Kohlrausch, Bettina; Langer, Arnim; … - 2025

In the face of the 2024 European Parliament elections, the study at hand investigates the role of work, working conditions, and workers' voice for (anti-)democratic attitudes and far-right voting intentions. For this purpose, primary survey data was collected among the labour force in ten EU...

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Temporary internal displacement and receiving communities' voting behavior

Carrozzo, Salvatore - 2025

This paper investigates the effect of a temporary forced internal migration on the voting behavior in the receiving … short stay of displaced individuals, I evaluate whether hosting a large share of forced migrants affects voting behavior in … for public services is likely to explain the voting behavior. …

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Voting for gender balancing? : the effect of a multiple-vote system on women’s representation

Ono, Yoshikuni; Hirofumi, Miwa; Kasuya, Yūko - 2025

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Recovering the original downs model of spatial party competition

Mellacher, Patrick - 2025 - This version: 11th of June 2025

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Female leaders and the representation of women in government

Potrafke, Niklas; Dörr, Luisa; Gründler, Klaus; … - 2025

Does electing female politicians increase women’s political representation? Using a difference-in-differences design on a comprehensive cross-national dataset, we find that the first election of a female incumbent systematically increases the share of women in government. To address selection...

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Political socialization and social networks

Feldman, Stanley; Hjerm, Mikael; Nilsson, Jan Olof William - 2025

The literature on political socialization highlights the importance of parents and friends, but it is rare to find studies analyzing these socializing agents in the same model. In contrast, friends are often limited to one or a few friends that may not account for the actual effect of friends....

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How anti-racist protests influence pro- and anti-migration voting behavior : evidence from national and European elections

Stephan, Meret - 2025

mobilization on voting behavior in subsequent national and European elections. We focus on two periods of anti-racist demonstra … difference-in-differences (DID) and entropy balancing, we show that local anti-racist protests can indeed influence voting … behavior toward a more inclusive society. We find the hypothesized effect in the 2021 federal elections for both parties …

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Angry together or agitated alone? : The role of social capital in the geographies of discontent

Koeppen, Luise; Ballas, Dimitris; Edzes, Arjen; Koster, … - In: Regional science policy and practice : RSPP 17 (2025) 6, pp. 1-17

Research on the spatial variation in 'populist' and 'anti-establishment' voting focuses on the role of 'left behind places', where these parties are particularly successful in regions that have been left behind economically or culturally. Applying this perspective to the German case, this paper...

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Processing macroeconomic signals : voter responses to growth, unemployment, inflation and stock markets

Christensen, Love; Persson, Mikael; Schwenk, Jana - 2025

Economic voting theory suggests that voters reward incumbents for strong economic performance and punish them for weak performance. However, this view often ignores the multidimensional nature of the economy. Hence, we lack systematic evidence about how voters simultaneously process multiple...

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