IN NEW ISSUE: Does your neighbourhood shape whether you vote? Granö and Bergh's validated electoral-roll data from three Norwegian elections show local context effects hinge on voters' resources. Read the article in OPEN ACCESS: doi.org/10.1080/174572…#polsci#Turnout#Norway
IN NEW ISSUE: Do candidates know where their party stands? Bäuerle and Wurthmann use 2021 GLES candidate data to show relatively high accuracy, sharpened by ideological closeness on immigration. Read the article in OPEN ACCESS: doi.org/10.1080/174572…#polsci#Representation
IN NEW ISSUE: Did Trump's 2016 win boost Europe's far right? Trevor J. Allen finds an immediate backlash in European Social Survey data, especially among peripheral supporters. Read the article: doi.org/10.1080/174572…#polsci#EuropeanPolitics#FarRight
IN NEW ISSUE: Can voters learn by accident? Emily Anderson links longer-serving US representatives to better knowledge of their party, informing accountability debates. Read the article in OPEN ACCESS: doi.org/10.1080/174572…#polsci#electoralpolitics#AmericanElectorate