Who perceives women's rights as threatening to men and boys? Explaining modern sexism among young men in Europe by Gefjon Off, Nicholas Charron, Amy Alexander

“…Previous research shows that modern sexism predicts political attitudes and voting behavior that are detrimental to women's empowerment and liberalism. …”
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Flooding The Vote: Hurricane Katrina and Voter Participation in New Orleans by Sinclair, Betsy, Hall, Thad E., Alvarez, R. Michael

“…We use voting record data from twenty election cycles, GIS-coded flood depth data, and census data to examine the voting behavior of registered voters in New Orleans before and after Hurricane Katrina. …”
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Risks and opportunities of direct democracy: the effect of information in Colombia's peace referendum by Masullo, J, Morisi, D

“…These findings contribute to research on voting behavior and campaign effects in direct democracies. …”

Is Vote Buying Effective? Evidence from a Randomized Experiment in West Africa. by Vicente, P

“…We observe a significant effect of the campaign on perceptions of vote buying, which constitutes the exogenous variation we use to identify effects on voting behavior. We characterize determinants of vote buying (more frequent in swing and rural locations), and find that vote buying energizes the electorate by increasing turnout. …”

Race/ethnicity in candidate experiments: a meta-analysis and the case for shared identification by van Oosten, S, Mügge, L, van der Pas, D

“…This indicates that the underrepresentation of racial/ethnic minority citizens cannot be explained by voting behavior, but possibly by supply side effects.…”

Is vote buying effective? Evidence from a randomized experiment in West Africa by Vicente, P

“…We observe a significant effect of the campaign on perceptions of vote buying, which constitutes the exogenous variation we use to identify effects on voting behavior. We characterize determinants of vote buying (more frequent in swing and rural locations), and find that vote buying energizes the electorate by increasing turnout. …”

Federal tax policies, congressional voting, and the fiscal advantage of natural resources by Perez-Sebastian, F, Raveh, O

“…What determines legislators' ’voting behavior over federal tax policies? Conventional wisdom points primarily at party affiliation. …”

Implicit Factors and Voting Behaviour Inconsistency: From Theoretical Concept to Empirical Phenomenon by Олег Леонидович Чернозуб

“…This will be followed by another article (Implicit Factors and Voting Behavior Inconsistency: From an Attitude to Behavior) in the next issue of the Monitoring of Public Opinion: Economic and Social Changes (2020, no.5) which will highlight behavioral effects of inconsistencies and the results of a combined use of implicit and explicit factors in the election forecast model.…”
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Political Bullshit Receptivity and its Correlates: A Cross-Country Validation of the Concept by Vukašin Gligorić, Allard Feddes, Bertjan Doosje

“…We investigated the relationship of these three measures with pseudo-profound bullshit, ideology (political ideology, support for neoliberalism), populism, and voting behavior. Three pre-registered studies conducted in early 2020 in the U.S., Serbia, and the Netherlands (total N = 534) yielded medium to high intercorrelations between political bullshit measures and pseudo-profound bullshit, and acceptable construct validity (hypothesized one-factor solution). …”
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Factors influencing public support for dairy tie stall housing in the U.S. by Jesse A Robbins, Caitlin Roberts, Daniel M Weary, Becca Franks, Marina A G von Keyserlingk

“…Indirect measures of support indicated socially desirable responding was greater in Experiment 2 where the economic impacts of voting behavior were made explicit. In both studies, women and liberals were more likely to support a ban. …”
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How News May Affect Markets’ Complex Structure: The Case of Cambridge Analytica by Antonio Peruzzi, Fabiana Zollo, Walter Quattrociocchi, Antonio Scala

“…The claim of Cambridge Analytica, a political consulting firm, that it was possible to influence voting behavior by using data mined from the social platform Facebook created a sudden fear in its users of being manipulated; consequently, even the market price of the social platform was shocked.We propose a case study analyzing the effect of this data scandal not only on Facebook stock price, but also on the whole stock market. …”
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Coevolution of agent’s behavior and noise parameters in majority vote game on multilayer networks by Jing Liu, Ying Fan, Jiang Zhang, Zengru Di

“…The dynamics of the noise parameter in noise layer is related to the voting behavior and represents the increase and decrease of social tension in the context of social dynamics. …”
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Hello from the other side; I'll compromise a thousand times : how minority party governors win unlikely elections by Goldberg, Megan Elizabeth.

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Media, Kampanye, dan Demokrasi di Tataran Lokal (Analisis Isi Kualitas Informasi Politik dalam Koverasi Suratkabar Lokal Suara Merdeka, Harian Wawasan, dan Solo Pos Ketika Masa Kam... by , ARIF AKBAR J P, , Drs. Kuskridho Ambardi, MA., Ph.D.

“…Indeed, there are many factors which affect voting behavior, despite of political information. But, to create political discourse over the citizens, most of only can be done by the qualified political information. …”

Post election behavior? Is it possible? A framework based on Hirschman (1970) model by Halim, Fairol, Ishak, Mohamed Mustafa

“…However, there are deficiencies in existing voting theories.This study attempts to provide a variation of what happens after an election or what is known as post - election.This is something new which have not been studied and used before.This study applies Hirschman (1970) as the basis framework of the study.The main goal of this study is to determine the usefulness and effectiveness of the model in the context of Post-Election Behavior.Based on factor analysis performed on the items in the dependent variable of the Post Voting Behavior, findings from these tests provide three major components that are Exit,Voice and Loyalty Response.These findings are in line and support the model proposed by Hirchman(1970) where there are three major components Exit, Voice and Loyalty.This finding also supports that model Hirchman(1970) is relevant where it is widely used as the basis for most of the studies in the review of Post-Purchase Behavior and several other areas in the field of marketing.…”
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GENDER DAN PERILAKU MEMILIH: SEBUAH KAJIAN PSIKOLOGI POLITIK by Rahmaturrizqi Rahmaturrizqi, Choirun Nisa, Fathul Lubabin Nuqul

“…The results showed that women's voting behavior, are more likely to choose a man as a leader. …”
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Elections and the Muddled Present of the Latin American Democracies by Jorge Vargas Cullell

“…Partisans, Antipartisans, and Nonpartisans: Voting Behavior in Brazil. By David J. Samuels and Cesar Zucco. …”
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Early College High Schools at Scale: Using Administrative Data to Assess the Impacts of an Educational Intervention on Voting and Crime by Douglas Lauen, Sarah Fuller, Tom Swiderski, Fatih Unlu

“…While much is known from prior research about the impacts of the intervention on educational attainment, nothing is known about longer term outcomes such as employment, wages, criminal involvement, and voting behavior. The present study will briefly describe the data collection process, research methods, and preliminary findings on the effects of the intervention on voting and criminal conviction in North Carolina. …”
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The Political Economy of EU Climate and Energy Policies in Central and Eastern Europe Revisited: Shifting Coalitions and Prospects for Clean Energy Transitions by Stefan Ćetković, Aron Buzogány

“…The article addresses this gap by tracing the voting behavior of six CEE countries (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, and Romania) on EU energy-related legislation in the Council of Ministers between 2007–2018. …”
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Sexual Disgust Trumps Pathogen Disgust in Predicting Voter Behavior During the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election by Joseph Billingsley, Debra Lieberman, Joshua M. Tybur

“…It seems, then, that sexual disgust trumps pathogen disgust in predicting socially conservative voting behavior.…”
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