How does over and under-representation of political parties affect voter satisfaction with democracy? André Blais, Alexandre Morin-Chassé, and Shane P. Singh share research which shows that voters who support parties such as UKIP and the Green Party are less likely to express satisfaction with the political system as a whole, however voters who see their parties overrepresented by the system are likely to approve
Modern representative democracies are often described as government by the consent of the governed r...
Citizen satisfaction with democracy is greater when parties offer choices that are congruent with vo...
Since the onset of the current wave of democratization, there has been a growing interest in researc...
Established political parties across the democratised world are struggling to regain their previous ...
It is well established that voters are more likely to think highly of their political systems when t...
Electoral 'winners' (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Electoral 'winners' (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Electoral 'winners' (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Electoral ‘winners’ (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Politicians are frequently castigated as being ‘out of touch with voters’, with populist movements o...
It is often said that ‘divided parties lose elections’, with the experience of the Conservatives in ...
© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. A well-functioning democracy...
This project investigates how citizens in advanced industrial democracies evaluate their democratic ...
A well-functioning democracy requires citizens’ support for its political institutions and procedure...
A vast literature shows that voting for the winning party in elections boosts satisfaction with demo...
Modern representative democracies are often described as government by the consent of the governed r...
Citizen satisfaction with democracy is greater when parties offer choices that are congruent with vo...
Since the onset of the current wave of democratization, there has been a growing interest in researc...
Established political parties across the democratised world are struggling to regain their previous ...
It is well established that voters are more likely to think highly of their political systems when t...
Electoral 'winners' (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Electoral 'winners' (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Electoral 'winners' (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Electoral ‘winners’ (i.e., voters casting a ballot for a party included in the post-electoral govern...
Politicians are frequently castigated as being ‘out of touch with voters’, with populist movements o...
It is often said that ‘divided parties lose elections’, with the experience of the Conservatives in ...
© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. A well-functioning democracy...
This project investigates how citizens in advanced industrial democracies evaluate their democratic ...
A well-functioning democracy requires citizens’ support for its political institutions and procedure...
A vast literature shows that voting for the winning party in elections boosts satisfaction with demo...
Modern representative democracies are often described as government by the consent of the governed r...
Citizen satisfaction with democracy is greater when parties offer choices that are congruent with vo...
Since the onset of the current wave of democratization, there has been a growing interest in researc...