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The paradox of voter turnout is a major empirical puzzle that has been unresolved in rational
choice theory. Why do rational actors contribute to the public good of electoral outcomes …

Macy's work offers a potential solution to the paradox of voter turnout. The stochastic
learning theory of voter turnout (Kanazawa 1998) posits that citizens perceive a correlation …

In most democracies, at least two out of any three individuals vote for the same party in
sequential elections. This paper presents a model in which vote‐persistence is partly due to …

Empirical models of retrospective voting primarily employ standard monetary and financial
indicators to proxy for voters' utility and to explain voters' behavior. We show that subjective …

Theory: Characterizing voters as rational actors who update their party affiliations based on
a Bayesian assimilation of new information, Achen (1992) showed that a revisionist model of …

We report results from a laboratory experiment testing the basic hypothesis embedded in
various rational voter models that there is a direct correlation between the strength of an …

In an election, voting power-the probability that a single vote is decisive-is affected by the
rule for aggregating votes into a single outcome. Voting power is important for studying …

Rather than adhering to the cost-benefit calculus often employed in the study of turnout, a
recent stream in this literature refers to voting as habit forming. The empirical findings …

The efficacy of a vote by an individual citizen in an election may be defined roughly as the
expected effect it has on the outcome of the election. This is a measure of how much that …