Titlebook: Smarter Ballots; Electoral Realism an J.S. Maloy Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spri

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What Research Reveals: Deficits of Electoral Accountability,ers through the electoral accountability of governments. This recommendation is visible from three different angles on the scholarly literature: a review of empirical studies covering topics such as economic performance and governmental corruption; a reconsideration of the thought of V. O. Key, ofte

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Lessons from Experience: The Cutting Edge of Ranking and Grading Ballots,eral alternatives with the greatest practical potential, and a fair amount of observational and experimental evidence has been collected about them. Contrary to the presumptions of recent voting theory, the superiority of grading over ranking ballots cannot (yet) be supported by the available eviden

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