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Reference groups and electoral behavior | European Journal of Political Research | Cambridge Core Reference groups and electoral behavior

What about them? 💭

Rune Stubager, @chdausgaard.bsky.social, @lenamariahuber.bsky.social & Michael Lewis-Beck use survey data from Austria, Denmark & the U.S. to find out whether group sympathies matter as much as social identity when influencing #VoterBehaviour

BasisPointInsight.com - Bihar Battle Enters the Last Lap of 122 Seats, Seemanchal in Focus by Amitabh Tiwari What impact will rebel candidates, caste equations, and minority representation have as Bihar’s final phase unfolds? Can fresh faces tip the balance in close contests? by Amitabh Tiwari, BasisPointIns...

3/3 🔹Is Jan Suraj more than murmurs this time?

Read Amitabh Tiwari’s analysis for BasisPoint:
Bihar Battle Enters the Last Lap of 122 Seats, Seemanchal in Focus 👇

#VoterBehaviour #StatePolitics #IndiaVotes

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Dr Elliott Johnson on @listentotimesradio.bsky.social with Rod Liddle, discussing how #EconomicInsecurity is reshaping political preference across class lines and the implications of this shift

🎧 Listen from 2:05:00: www.thetimes.com/radio/show/2...

#CommonSense #VoterBehaviour #WelfareReform

When Brands and Parties Vanish: The Recovery Dilemma in Modern Marketing | Kevin Harrington I've spent decades watching brands rise, stumble, and occasionally claw their way back to relevance. But what fascinates me most is the difference between how commercial brands and political parties…

When brands and parties vanish: the recovery dilemma in modern marketing. #brandcrisismanagement #brandforgiveness #brandloyalty #ConservativeParty #consume psychology #Jaguar #marketingstrategy #rebranding r#etailrecovery #Tesco #UKpolitics #voterbehaviour >>>

7/9 The Liberals have recruited notable New Democrats like former Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson, possibly signalling to NDP supporters they're free to switch. Polarization, tight race margins and concerns over US policy are all motivating factors.
#PartyLoyalty #VoterBehaviour
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