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Marc Hooghe
@marchooghe.bsky.social
· Jun 26
Is it possible to predict electoral abstention on the individual level? A preregistered test on forecasting the effects of abolishing compulsory voting in Belgium
There is a vast literature on determinants of electoral turnout that allows us to forecast which groups of the population will turn out to vote and wh…
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Marc Hooghe
@marchooghe.bsky.social
· Jun 26
Is it possible to predict electoral abstention on the individual level? A preregistered test on forecasting the effects of abolishing compulsory voting in Belgium
There is a vast literature on determinants of electoral turnout that allows us to forecast which groups of the population will turn out to vote and wh…
www.sciencedirect.com
Marc Hooghe
@marchooghe.bsky.social
· Jun 10
Marc Hooghe
@marchooghe.bsky.social
· Apr 28
Who decides what are second-order elections? A study of ticket-splitting in simultaneous federal and regional elections in Belgium
The idea that regional elections automatically could be considered as second-order elections has been criticized in the recent literature, as the rise of regional authority implies that the regiona...
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Reposted by Marc Hooghe
Reposted by Marc Hooghe
Reposted by Marc Hooghe
Reposted by Marc Hooghe
Silke Goubin
@silkegoubin.bsky.social
· Jan 13
The Role of Education in Political Information Processing and Correct Voting: Inequality at the Voting Booth? - Political Behavior
It has been well established that the effectiveness and quality of political representation is unequally distributed in Western democracies. Scholars have frequently warned about the rise of ‘diploma ...
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