In person icon Electoral Politics

Abstract

This panel explores contemporary developments in electoral politics, focusing on the interplay between voter behaviour, party strategies, and institutional frameworks. The papers examine a range of topics including the impact of electoral system design on representation, the role of political communication in shaping voter perceptions, and the influence of social and economic factors on electoral outcomes. Case studies span diverse democratic contexts, offering comparative insights into how elections function as both mechanisms of accountability and arenas of contestation. By integrating empirical analysis with theoretical reflection, the panel contributes to a deeper understanding of the evolving dynamics of electoral competition and democratic participation.

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National Minorities in Croatia – Step Forward? Analysis of Usage of Voting Rights for Members of Councils and Representatives of National Minorities (2015-2023).	View Paper Details
Multi-Level Politics in Action: How National Elections Make European Policies More Responsive to Public Opinion	View Paper Details
Room for Snowflakes in Electoral Politics? How Likely Future Candidates’ Perceptions of Harassment in Politics and Attitude Change Differs from Ordinary Citizens’	View Paper Details
Digital Pop Culture in the US Election Campaign 2024- An Exemplary Analysis of Trump and Harris Memes	View Paper Details