19 research outputs found
Perceptions of Electoral Fairness and Voter Turnout
Previous research has established a link between turnout and the extent to which voters are faced with a âmeaningfulâ partisan choice in elections; this study extends the logic of this argument to perceptions of the âmeaningfulnessâ of electoral conduct. It hypothesizes that perceptions of electoral integrity are positively related to turnout. The empirical analysis to test this hypothesis is based on aggregate-level data from 31 countries, combined with survey results from Module 1 of the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems survey project, which includes new and established democracies. Multilevel modeling is employed to control for a variety of individual- and election-level variables that have been found in previous research to influence turnout. The results of the analysis show that perceptions of electoral integrity are indeed positively associated with propensity to vote. </jats:p
Electoral Institutions and Political Competition: Coordination, Persuasion and Mobilization
Flow Disturbance and Surface Roughness Effects on Cross-Flow Boundary-Layer Transition in Supersonic Flows
Genetic diversity in cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.): I. A reevaluation of the U.S. germplasm collection
Redes de cooperação produtiva: uma estratĂ©gia de competitividade e sobrevivĂȘncia para pequenas e mĂ©dias empresas
Policy consequences of direct legislation theory, empirical models and evidence
Direct legislation, Referendums, Policy effects, Switching regression, US states,