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The resilience of local democracy: Natural disasters and the incumbent survival effect
Nima Taheri Hosseinkhani
20260 citations
District magnitude, Black political empowerment, and candidate emergence
Iris E. Acquarone & Matthew Hayes
20260 citations
Do strategic voters have a strategic personality? Examining the role of machiavellianism in strategic voting
Scott Pruysers et al.
20260 citations
A populist incitement? Populism, attack rhetoric, and support for political violence
Alessandro Nai et al.
20260 citations
Money talks? Party financial incentives to promote underrepresented groups
Thiago Do Nascimento Fonseca et al.
20260 citations
Regional patterns in citizens’ reactions to a political assassination: Evidence from Japan
Taka-aki Asano et al.
20260 citations
Candidate confirmation timing and voter preferences in Canadian federal elections
Nabil Afodjo
20260 citations
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The Green Gender Gap: Environmental attitudes and pro-environmental vote choice across Europe
Ingvild Zinober
20260 citations
District expectations and strategic defection in two-tiered proportional systems: The case of the 2021 Norwegian election
Alexander Verdoes
20260 citations
Greater intra-party democracy in candidate selection has different effects on gender, ethnicity and class
Chris Butler et al.
20260 citations
Wishful thinking in mass–elite electoral expectations
Philippe Mongrain et al.
20260 citations
Do voters hold the president’s party accountable for local economic conditions?
B.K. Song
20260 citations
Do open lists increase turnout? Probably not, but they increase rates of voter error: New evidence from Spain
Leonardo Carella
20260 citations
The myth of compensatory effects: How party organisation shapes women's representation in dual-candidacy mixed electoral systems
Heinz Brandenburg & Maarja Lühiste
20260 citations
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Just like me? Testing descriptive attributes as voting heuristics
Leonie Rettig & Lukas Isermann
20260 citations
Corrigendum to ‘Happy and glorious? The sometimes-unifying effects of the British monarchy’ [Elect. Stud. 96 (2025) 1-7 102961]
Braeden Davis & Yu-Shiuan Huang
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Corrigendum to ‘Does switching pay off? The impact of parliamentary party instability on individual electoral performance’ [Elect. Stud. Volume 99, February 2026, 103037]
Allan Sikk et al.
20260 citations
Ableist institutions and party selection processes: Exploring the political recruitment of disabled candidates
Elizabeth Evans & Stefanie Reher
20260 citations

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