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Voting Behavior and Political Institutions

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McAllister, Ian

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The political institutions within which a voter exercises his or her vote will structure the choices that are available to him or her. In turn, these choices act to shape the eventual voting decision. The interaction between these system-level characteristics and the voter's own characteristics determines the voting decision. Voting is therefore not simply a personal choice, but one that is shaped by the context within which the choice is made.

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The Routledge Handbook of Comparative Political Institutions

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2037-12-31