Electoral Studies

An International Journal on Voting and Electoral Systems and Strategy

[Charles McClean @cmcclean]

Excited to share my new article with Don Lee @ElectoralStdies

Using a conjoint experiment during an electoral reform debate in Korea, we show that women and young people favor reforms that strengthen representation—but not at any cost to accountability.

https://t.co/rVimQtPGWB

[Murat Abus @muratabus]

My new co-authored article with the brilliant Sabri Ciftci is now out @ElectoralStdies . "Administrative Unit Proliferation in Parliamentary Systems: Evidence from Turkish Elections, 1960-2018" is available as Open Access. https://t.co/yu5xws0mRF

[irene rodríguez @irewrl]

📢My first solo paper is now published Open Access in @ElectoralStdies !🎉
Through a DiD, it studies what happens to expressed immigration concern after a radical right party achieves its first major institutional breakthrough 🧵 Read it here 👉https://t.co/R6irhQ1Z3B

[European Social Survey @ESS_Survey]

New analysis published by @ElectoralStdies focuses on gender differences in attitudes to the environment.

Ingvild Zinober (@EUI_EU 🇮🇹) examined data from our survey (2002-24) to establish that 'women consistently express greater concern... than men'.

https://t.co/EmODfBl0kt

[Iris Acquarone @ietchacq]

We often ask who wins elections. But who decides to run? New @ElectoralStdies w/Hayes: Multi-member districts ⬆️ Black candidate emergence—and political empowerment matters. We revisit assumptions about US electoral design and show who enters the pipeline—not just who wins.

[Toni Rodon @tonirodon]

🚨New article🎉

➡️Could you please repeat it? The effect of language, and language variety on trust in multinational settings, published at @ElectoralStdies https://t.co/pvD38Eh4sG co-authored with @bernat_puertas @aflorsmas @nufranco @sergimorales (1/n)

[Bernat Puertas @bernat_puertas]

🚨 New article 🎉

Could you please repeat it? The effect of language, and language variety on trust in multinational settings

@ElectoralStdies https://t.co/r7xu6GQMNZ @PolitiquesUPF

Co-authored with @tonirodon @aflorsmas @nufranco @sergimorales 🧵👇

[Pavel Maskarinec @maskarpa]

Excited to share my latest paper "Applicability of quantitatively predictive logical models at subnational level of governance: Testing the Seat Product Model on Polish, Czech, Hungarian and Slovak regional elections" published in @ElectoralStdies
https://t.co/vleVjircSW

[Federico Trastulli @fedetrastulli]

🆕 Latest article out @ElectoralStdies! Left parties' higher salience on cultural issues associated with higher support from working-class voters. Social democrats much more sensitive to different strategies, should pursue more left/salient economics https://t.co/balDyYBpWa

[Andrés Rodríguez-Pose @rodriguez_pose]

The myth of an EU-hating #countryside may be overstated. Research by Maneuvrier-Hervieu, Azzollini &
@amjeannet in @ElectoralStdies shows that #EU structural funds investment has nurtured trust in the Union across #Europe's rural areas.
https://t.co/NgSEzPTyt2

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

What Drives Political Elites to Question Electoral Integrity? 📖 Take a look at this recent article in @ElectoralStdies by Christian Schnaudt: https://t.co/rEtL7YTe16
#PoliticalScience #research 🧵(1/5)

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

Check out this recent article, “Do ideologically extreme voters have extreme perceptions of political parties?” published in @ElectoralStdies by Javier Padilla👇 https://t.co/Kti9B05MB2

[Charles Stewart III @cstewartiii]

New article: When people have access to newspapers, belief that elections are well run is less likely to be influenced by the winner-loser effect than in counties with little newspaper penetration.
https://t.co/XN4GDe1Tz3

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

Check out this recent article, “When do elections help autocrats? The plight of Palestinians under SNTV in Jordan,” published in @ElectoralStdies by Eleanor Gao and Kharis Templeman👇 https://t.co/O9DIRs4yHJ

[Levente Littvay @littvay]

Paper alert. My friend & coauthor, CEU PhD student Bence Hamrák, has a cool new oa paper in Electoral Studies on how winning or losing an election shapes partisan identity & affective polarization. Political psych & polarization folks—check it out: https://t.co/LXVZ3B6BGb

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

🗳️ New @3streamsblog post based on @ElectoralStdies article: GD-Turnout is a dataset of 3,217 elections in 190 countries (1945–2020). More complete, transparent, & citable #VoterTurnout research than ever before. A game-changer for democracy research 🌍📊

https://t.co/AJkQTScVh6

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

When are Voters Likely to Know the Names of Candidates Running for Political Office? 💡 Learn more about this recent article in @ElectoralStdies by Oliver Rittmann, Marie-Lou Sohnius, and Thomas Gschwend: https://t.co/6Hu9Htio8i
#PoliticalScience #research 🧵(1/6)

[Yuki Yanai (矢内 勇生) @yuki871]

Happy to share our new paper, published in Electoral Studies, co-authored with @M_higashijima, N. Shimizu & H. Washida. We introduce our new dataset, which records national election dates in 148 autocracies and democracies from 1945 to 2023. Open access: https://t.co/x1SUjXkboo

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

How do class and age shape the British vote? Check out this recent article in @ElectoralStdies by Paul Whiteley: https://t.co/mNQETSFbhq
#PoliticalScience #research 🧵(1/5)

[Political Science Research @poscresearch]

Take a look at this recent article,“Puzzling parents? The perception and adoption of parental political orientations in the Dutch multiparty setting,” published in @ElectoralStdies by Linet R. Durmuşoğlu 👇 https://t.co/vYDQhxD9GO