We consider a model of platform adaptation in spatial voting focussing on the effect of abstention on the stability of the mean voter equilibrium. Two distinct approaches for modeling abstention are explored: (1) voters abstain if party platforms are too similar to each other and (2) voters abstain if both party platforms are far away from their ideal points
We consider a spatial model of electoral competition between two politi-cal parties. These parties a...
In this paper, we develop a unified spatial model of turnout and voting behaviors in which citizens ...
This paper introduces a model where elections are games where voters have preferences over a public ...
In a recent dynamical systems model of platform adaptation in spatial voting models, Miller and Stad...
In Spatial Voting Theory, distortion is a measure of how good the winner is. It is proved that no de...
We explore the dynamics of a model of two-party competition under spatial voting. The parties are al...
We explore the dynamics of multiple competing political parties under spatial voting. Parties are al...
The spatial voting approach is extended to account for the existence of a loyalty effect driving the...
The spatial voting approach is extended to account for the existence of a loyalty effect driving the...
This article aims to combine the spatial models of candidate/party choice and abstention/participati...
This paper presents an empirical analysis of two models of non-voting which Ordeshook and I incorpor...
In spatial models of political competition, parties select multidimensional platforms with the objec...
The classical literature on spatial majority voting postulates that all citizens vote. The Median Vo...
The literature on strategic voting has provided evidence that some electors support large parties at...
A well-known result in spatial voting theory is that, for a one-dimensional issue space and under ce...
We consider a spatial model of electoral competition between two politi-cal parties. These parties a...
In this paper, we develop a unified spatial model of turnout and voting behaviors in which citizens ...
This paper introduces a model where elections are games where voters have preferences over a public ...
In a recent dynamical systems model of platform adaptation in spatial voting models, Miller and Stad...
In Spatial Voting Theory, distortion is a measure of how good the winner is. It is proved that no de...
We explore the dynamics of a model of two-party competition under spatial voting. The parties are al...
We explore the dynamics of multiple competing political parties under spatial voting. Parties are al...
The spatial voting approach is extended to account for the existence of a loyalty effect driving the...
The spatial voting approach is extended to account for the existence of a loyalty effect driving the...
This article aims to combine the spatial models of candidate/party choice and abstention/participati...
This paper presents an empirical analysis of two models of non-voting which Ordeshook and I incorpor...
In spatial models of political competition, parties select multidimensional platforms with the objec...
The classical literature on spatial majority voting postulates that all citizens vote. The Median Vo...
The literature on strategic voting has provided evidence that some electors support large parties at...
A well-known result in spatial voting theory is that, for a one-dimensional issue space and under ce...
We consider a spatial model of electoral competition between two politi-cal parties. These parties a...
In this paper, we develop a unified spatial model of turnout and voting behaviors in which citizens ...
This paper introduces a model where elections are games where voters have preferences over a public ...