Electoral Studies: An international Journal

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  Año 2005, Vol. 24, Número 4

  • On the salience of political issues: The problem with 'most important problem'

    Christopher Wlezien

    págs. 555-579

    

  • Is there a relationship between election outcomes and perceptions of personal economic well-being?: A test using post-election economic expectations

    Garrett Glasgow, Roberto A. Weber

    págs. 581-601

    

  • Minor parties and strategic voting in recent U.S. presidential elections

    Barry C. Burden

    págs. 603-618

    

  • Presidential coattails, incumbency advantage, and open seats: A district-level analysis of the 1976-2000 U.S. House elections

    Franco Mattei, Joshua Glasgow

    págs. 619-641

    

  • Pre-electoral coalitions in comparative perspective: A test of existing hypotheses

    Sona N. Golder

    págs. 643-663

    

  • State political culture, primary frontloading, and democratic voice in presidential nominations: 1972-2000

    Christopher Carman, David C. Barker

    págs. 665-687

    

  • Indigenous voters and party system fragmentation in Latin America

    Raúl L. Madrid

    págs. 689-707

    

  • Geographical representation under proportional representation: The cases of Israel and the Netherlands

    Michael Latner, Anthony McGann

    págs. 709-734

    

  • Comparisons among electoral systems: Distinguishing between localism and candidate-centered politics

    Bernard Grofman

    págs. 735-740