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Elections, Fraud, and Election Monitoring in the Shadow of Revolution
AbstractElections are modeled as a public signal in an incomplete information game of revolution. By changing beliefs about the general level of anti-regime sentiment, elections can make citizens more or…
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The Election Timing Effect: Evidence from a Policy Intervention in Texas
AbstractMany governments in the United States hold elections on days other than national Election Day. Recent studies have argued that the low voter turnout that accompanies such off-cycle elections could…
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Targeted Government Spending and Political Preferences
AbstractThis article addresses the question of whether incumbents can buy political support through targeted public spending. Using a regression discontinuity approach which takes advantage of the design of a recent…
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