In Mixed Member Proportional systems, voters are able to split their vote. To what extent do voters use this opportunity, which voters seem to use this opportunity most and what are the potential consequences of split ticket voting? These questions are answered by comparatively analyzing motives for split ticket voting and factors that facilitate such behavior and apply them to the Dutch situation. Moreover, we employ various simulations based on the last three parliamentary elections in order to assess the potential consequences of split ticket voting under different electoral system proposals. In general, these results indicate that split ticket voting will not have substantial effects on the distribution of seats in parliament
Strategic voting is often associated with plurality systems. This paper argues that strategic consid...
[[abstract]]Reformers have promoted mixed-member electoral systems as the “best of both worlds.” In ...
"There is more to strategic voting than simply avoiding wasting one’s vote if one is liberated from ...
"In Mixed Member Proportional systems, voters are able to split their vote. To what extent do voters...
"In Mixed Member Proportional systems, voters are able to split their vote. To what extent do voter...
THESIS 10269Mixed-member electoral systems give people the opportunity of voting for the same repres...
Why do voters support different parties at elections when given the opportunity of casting two votes...
Under mixed systems, voters cast two votes to elect the same legislative body: one vote for parties ...
This article investigates the determinants of split-ticket voting at the 2014 simultaneous federal, ...
"Mixed-member proportional election systems give voters two choices – one for a party candidate in a...
This work attempts to refocus the discussion about strategic voting from its narrow focus on single-...
This paper adapts features of a model of Brams/Fishburn (1992) on coalition voting to the context of...
behavior, comparative politics, political psychology as well as political methodology. Comments are ...
Voters often split tickets, voting for candidates from different parties in simultaneous elections. ...
Voters may have different strategic reasons to vote for a party that is not their favourite. The bes...
Strategic voting is often associated with plurality systems. This paper argues that strategic consid...
[[abstract]]Reformers have promoted mixed-member electoral systems as the “best of both worlds.” In ...
"There is more to strategic voting than simply avoiding wasting one’s vote if one is liberated from ...
"In Mixed Member Proportional systems, voters are able to split their vote. To what extent do voters...
"In Mixed Member Proportional systems, voters are able to split their vote. To what extent do voter...
THESIS 10269Mixed-member electoral systems give people the opportunity of voting for the same repres...
Why do voters support different parties at elections when given the opportunity of casting two votes...
Under mixed systems, voters cast two votes to elect the same legislative body: one vote for parties ...
This article investigates the determinants of split-ticket voting at the 2014 simultaneous federal, ...
"Mixed-member proportional election systems give voters two choices – one for a party candidate in a...
This work attempts to refocus the discussion about strategic voting from its narrow focus on single-...
This paper adapts features of a model of Brams/Fishburn (1992) on coalition voting to the context of...
behavior, comparative politics, political psychology as well as political methodology. Comments are ...
Voters often split tickets, voting for candidates from different parties in simultaneous elections. ...
Voters may have different strategic reasons to vote for a party that is not their favourite. The bes...
Strategic voting is often associated with plurality systems. This paper argues that strategic consid...
[[abstract]]Reformers have promoted mixed-member electoral systems as the “best of both worlds.” In ...
"There is more to strategic voting than simply avoiding wasting one’s vote if one is liberated from ...