... that the estimated impact of ads cannot be reasonably explained away, highlighting the significance of social media for election outcomes. elections social media political campaigns online political advertising voting behavior German Research Foundation 10.13039/501100001659 543018872 Significance Statement...

... of response in attitude based on the cultural dissimilarity of migrants. The second group of related studies focuses on voting behavior or anti-migrant sentiments after the 2015 refugee crisis. They consist of studies from different countries and address different native reactions under different ways...

... legislatures and voting behavior Public investment spending has declined continuously in advanced economies since the 1970s, a negative trend further reinforced by severe cuts in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis ( De Jong et al., 2018 ). By now, policymakers and experts acknowledge...

...Eiji Yamamura gender difference female socialization teacher–student gender matches voting behavior election female candidate Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research B 16H03628 Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 10.13039/501100001691 © The Author(s) 2022. Published by Oxford...

... selection, as office motivation becomes large. Political Processes: Rent-seeking, Lobbying, Elections, Legislatures, and Voting Behavior Asymmetric and Private Information Mechanism Design We use the fact that the likelihood of outcome y = x + ϵ given policy choice x...

... Processes: Rent-Seeking, Lobbying, Elections, Legislatures, and Voting Behavior J15 Demographic Economics: Economics of Minorities, Races, Indigenous Peoples, and Immigrants • Non-labor Discrimination The Central and Eastern Europeans who moved to Western European member countries have not been warmly...

... in catalyzing group-based predispositions into politics. Emotions Authoritarianism Sexism Public Opinion Voting Behavior Trump Clinton Donald Trump’s electoral success in 2016 shocked pundits, journalists, pollsters, and most political scientists. His campaign violated old and cherished political norms...

... vote for laws to confront an issue but not contribute their own private donations. Consumer preferences voting behavior animal welfare charity citizen consumer decision making When the consumer and citizen sides conflict with one another, agricultural producers have difficulty deciding exactly how...

...Giulia Galli; Miroslav Sirota; Maurizio Materassi; Francesca Zaninotto; Philip Terry At each election or referendum, a main challenge for politicians, campaigners and pollsters is the prediction of voting behavior. This is particularly the case for undecided voters, whose proportion is generally...

..., and address concerns that our increasingly digitally networked society may prove harmful to democracy. Digital Media Social Networking Facebook Political Participation Voting Behavior The following article presents three studies that produced substantial gains in voter turnout through the use of status...

... Werfhorst, 2012 ) and negatively affects their attitudes towards political institutions ( Beramendi and Anderson, 2008b ; Andersen, 2012 ). D31 (personal income, wealth and their distributions) D72 (legislatures and voting behavior) F6 (globalization) economic integration education Europe...

..., differences in voting behavior or preferences between differently informed voters can be interpreted as an information effect. The result is typically that information heterogeneity causes systematic biases in voters’ preferences and voting behavior. Even if voters do make errors when deciding for whom...

... D72 political processes: rent-seeking, lobbying, elections, legislatures, and voting behavior P16 political economy The dataset is an unbalanced panel because the number of observations per firm can vary between 1 (44 firms) and 6 (45 firms that were among the top 100 during all periods) with a total...

..., the votes of older persons may increasingly be affected to a much greater degree than in past elections. Age group voting Elections Politics of aging Voting behavior In the 2010 U.S. congressional election, older voters showed some signs of being a “senior-issues” voting bloc for the first time during...

.... The purposes of this report are to help illuminate why older voters were the only age-group that gave a majority to McCain and to delineate some ongoing issues in the analysis of older persons’ voting behavior.  Methods:  Analysis was undertaken by mining raw data from the 2008 Edison–Mitofsky...

... of aging Voting behavior As the 2004 U.S. Election Day approached, pollsters and journalists throughout the country mobilized a perennial cliché: Senior voters are a key battleground in this election. Why has this characterization of older voters become a cliché? What do we know about the voting...

..., Older voters, Social Security, Voting behavior The 1996 Election: Older Voters and Implications for Policies on Aging Robert H. Binstock, PhD1...

... — the voting behavior of older persons in recent presidential elections — and suggests areas of research on the 1992 election that may tell us something about how far, and how soon, proponents of generational equity will be able to move toward dismantling policies that benefit older people. Generational equity...

... that included questions referring to issues of physical health, voting behavior, transportation, charitable contributions, library patronage, and age. Generally, there was little evidence that older respondents report factual information less validly than younger respondents; only...

...This chapter provides an overview of the nature of voting behavior and election outcomes in Latin America. Armed only with vertical understandings of political intermediation, research on Latin American voters “conceives the citizen as an independently self-contained decision-maker,” ignoring...