Survey Research and Electoral Behaviour

Abstract

The "Survey Research and Electoral Behaviour" panel presents innovative research papers that employ advanced survey methodologies to explore the complexities of voter behavior and electoral dynamics. In an era marked by shifting political landscapes and evolving voter sentiments, understanding these dynamics is crucial for comprehending electoral outcomes and enhancing democratic processes. Relying on survey-based data, this panel addresses diverse topics such as voter-party congruence, electoral accountability, and economic voting, providing a comprehensive analysis of voter behavior and electoral decision-making. The research findings aim to enhance our understanding of voter behavior, developing strategies to strengthen democratic engagement and electoral accountability through the lens of survey research.

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Balancing Between Ideals and Tactics: The Impact of Voter-Party Congruence on Electoral Participation	View Paper Details
Technocratic Cabinets and Electoral Accountability	View Paper Details
Ties that matter: An empirical test of a social theory of economic voting	View Paper Details