Add to ORKGWe undertake the analysis of primary elections from 1980 through 1996 using both academic individual level survey data, media exit-polls, and aggregate election returns on a county by county basis. We come to the following conclusions: 1. there is very little crossover voting in general in United States primaries; 2. the difference in the amount of crossover voting between states with open primaries and closed primaries is not substantively large; 3. the amount of strategic behavior on the part of voters is extremely small
In this paper we examine the extent to which voters engage in strategic behavior. Our contribution i...
Using computer simulations based on three separate data generating processes, I estimate the fractio...
In the first two essays of this dissertation we propose and estimate two policy-preference-based mod...
We undertake the analysis of primary elections from 1980 through 1996 using both academic individual...
Whether voters vote strategically, using their vote to best further their interests, or vote sincere...
Ross Perot was a relatively viable third party candidate in the 1992 US presidential election, but h...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Economics, 2016.Cataloged from PD...
California’s Top Two Primary in 2012 gave voters the chance to cross party lines to vote for the ca...
Research on strategic voting has focused on presidential and gubernatorial primary elections. We exp...
Because of America’s strong two-party system, strategic voting is thought to be less consequential i...
We estimate a model of strategic voting and quantify the impact it has on election outcomes. Because...
Past research suggests that voter behavior is influenced by perceptions of electoral competitiveness...
Prior studies of strategic voting in multi-party elections potentially overestimate the extent of it...
Speculations about whether strategic voting made a difference to the outcome of an election regularl...
We estimate a model of strategic voting by adopting a recently developed inequality-based estimator ...
In this paper we examine the extent to which voters engage in strategic behavior. Our contribution i...
Using computer simulations based on three separate data generating processes, I estimate the fractio...
In the first two essays of this dissertation we propose and estimate two policy-preference-based mod...
We undertake the analysis of primary elections from 1980 through 1996 using both academic individual...
Whether voters vote strategically, using their vote to best further their interests, or vote sincere...
Ross Perot was a relatively viable third party candidate in the 1992 US presidential election, but h...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Economics, 2016.Cataloged from PD...
California’s Top Two Primary in 2012 gave voters the chance to cross party lines to vote for the ca...
Research on strategic voting has focused on presidential and gubernatorial primary elections. We exp...
Because of America’s strong two-party system, strategic voting is thought to be less consequential i...
We estimate a model of strategic voting and quantify the impact it has on election outcomes. Because...
Past research suggests that voter behavior is influenced by perceptions of electoral competitiveness...
Prior studies of strategic voting in multi-party elections potentially overestimate the extent of it...
Speculations about whether strategic voting made a difference to the outcome of an election regularl...
We estimate a model of strategic voting by adopting a recently developed inequality-based estimator ...
In this paper we examine the extent to which voters engage in strategic behavior. Our contribution i...
Using computer simulations based on three separate data generating processes, I estimate the fractio...
In the first two essays of this dissertation we propose and estimate two policy-preference-based mod...