Engstrom and Roberts show how politicians use ballot design to influence voting and elections. This book is of interest to the broad community of scholars who study elections and to general readers interested in how democratic elections work in the United States.
Engstrom and Roberts show how politicians use ballot design to influence voting and elections. This book is of interest to the broad community of scholars who study elections and to general readers interested in how democratic elections work in the United States.
Erik J. Engstrom is Professor of Political Science at University of California, Davis. He is the author or co-author of three books-most recently Race, Class, and Social Welfare: American Populism since the New Deal (2020). He was the co-winner of the 2015 J. David Greenstone Prize for best book in Politics and History from the American Political Science Association.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. How the ballot 'Nudges' voters 3. Ballot architecture in the progressive era 4. The personal vote era, 1940-2000 5. Ballot architecture in the contemporary partisan era 6. Reconsidering the American ballot Bibliography Index.
1. Introduction 2. How the ballot 'Nudges' voters 3. Ballot architecture in the progressive era 4. The personal vote era, 1940-2000 5. Ballot architecture in the contemporary partisan era 6. Reconsidering the American ballot Bibliography Index.
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