The SPD’s victory in the German federal election on 26 September would have seemed unthinkable in the early stages of the campaign, with the party languishing in the polls. Yet as Mark A. Kayser, Arndt Leininger and Anastasiia Vlasenko write, the result was only partially surprising for election forecasters. Drawing on the outcome of the election, they illustrate why structural models for predicting a party’s long-term electoral potential often do a better job than analyses based on opinion polling
With Germany heading to the polls for federal elections tomorrow, Kai Arzheimer offers a final previ...
Scholarly efforts to forecast parliamentary elections have targeted the national level predominantly...
This study analyzes how perceptions of the popularity of political parties (i.e., the current opinio...
When elections are distant, polls are poor predictors. Too few voters are paying attention and too m...
This article reports on an attempt to forecast the outcome of the 2013 election to the German Bundes...
This article reports on an attempt to forecast the outcome of the 2013 election to the German Bundes...
As this forum demonstrates, the competition between election forecasting models along the US model b...
Our forecast model for German Bundestag elections relies on three predictors: (1) the popularity of ...
"Our forecast model for German Bundestag elections relies on three predictors: (1) the popularity of...
Copyright © The European Political Science Association 2019. Changes in voters' behavior and in the ...
Changes in voters’ behaviour and in the campaign strategies that political parties pursue are likely...
Do voters judge their national economy relative to economic performance abroad? In 2013 we took adva...
In the German national election this fall, based on the forecast of the Chancellor Model, the govern...
Do voters judge their national economy relative to economic performance abroad? In 2013 we took adva...
Both in Germany and abroad, the commentary on the recent elections in Germany has been dominated by ...
With Germany heading to the polls for federal elections tomorrow, Kai Arzheimer offers a final previ...
Scholarly efforts to forecast parliamentary elections have targeted the national level predominantly...
This study analyzes how perceptions of the popularity of political parties (i.e., the current opinio...
When elections are distant, polls are poor predictors. Too few voters are paying attention and too m...
This article reports on an attempt to forecast the outcome of the 2013 election to the German Bundes...
This article reports on an attempt to forecast the outcome of the 2013 election to the German Bundes...
As this forum demonstrates, the competition between election forecasting models along the US model b...
Our forecast model for German Bundestag elections relies on three predictors: (1) the popularity of ...
"Our forecast model for German Bundestag elections relies on three predictors: (1) the popularity of...
Copyright © The European Political Science Association 2019. Changes in voters' behavior and in the ...
Changes in voters’ behaviour and in the campaign strategies that political parties pursue are likely...
Do voters judge their national economy relative to economic performance abroad? In 2013 we took adva...
In the German national election this fall, based on the forecast of the Chancellor Model, the govern...
Do voters judge their national economy relative to economic performance abroad? In 2013 we took adva...
Both in Germany and abroad, the commentary on the recent elections in Germany has been dominated by ...
With Germany heading to the polls for federal elections tomorrow, Kai Arzheimer offers a final previ...
Scholarly efforts to forecast parliamentary elections have targeted the national level predominantly...
This study analyzes how perceptions of the popularity of political parties (i.e., the current opinio...