Acceso usuarios
págs. 595-606
Two steps forward, one step back?: Bias in the 2008 presidential election
Brett V. Benson, Jennifer L. Merolla, John G. Geer
págs. 607-620
When do voters actually think "It's the Economy"?: Evidence from the 2008 presidential campaign
Matthew Singer
págs. 621-632
págs. 633-641
Offices and policies: Why do oppositional parties form pre-electoral coalitions in competitive authoritarian regimes?
Michael Wahman
págs. 642-657
Crime Story: The role of crime and immigration in the anti-immigration vote
Elias Dinas, Joost van Spanje
págs. 658-671
The dynamics of the extreme right support: A growth curve model of the populist vote in Flanders-Belgium in 1987-2007
D. Poznyak, K. Abts, M. Swyngedouw
págs. 672-688
The impact of motivational and contextual factors on turnout in first- and second-order elections
Peter Söderlund, Hanna Wass, André Blais
págs. 689-699
Compelled without direction: Compulsory voting and party system spreading
Christian B. Jensen, Jae-Jae Spoon
págs. 700-711
The effect of electoral outcomes on political trust: A multi-level analysis of 23 countries
Sofie Marien
págs. 712-726
Political learning during the 2000 U.S. presidential election: The impact of the campaign on the gender gap in political knowledge
Heather L. Ondercin, James C. Garand, Lauren E. Crapanzano
págs. 727-737
Electoral entry and success of ethnic minority parties in central and eastern Europe: A hierarchical selection model
Julian Bernauer, Daniel Bochsler
págs. 738-755
págs. 756-770
"Wisdom of crowds"?: A decentralised election forecasting model that uses citizens' local expectations
Andreas Erwin Murr
págs. 771-783
págs. 784-794
págs. 795-803
More than wishful thinking: Causes and consequences of voters' electoral expectations about parties and coalitions
Michael F. Meffert, Sascha Huber, Thomas Gschwend, Franz Urban Pappi
págs. 804-815
The electoral effectiveness of constituency campaigning in the 2010 British general election: The 'triumph' of Labour?
Justin Fisher, David Cutts, Edward Fieldhouse
págs. 816-828
Banzhaf voting power, random elections, and the Electoral College winner's advantage
Nicholas R. Miller
págs. 829-833
Local cohesion and radical right support: The case of the Swiss People's Party
Jennifer Fitzgerald, Duncan Lawrence
págs. 834-847
págs. 848-857
Does the number of parties to place affect the placement of parties?: Results from an expert survey experiment
Jeremy J. Albright, Peter Mair
págs. 858-864
págs. 865-871
