How Election Polls Shape Voting Behaviour¶
Dahlgaard, J. O., Hansen, J. H., Hansen, K. M., & Larsen, M. V. (2017). How Election Polls Shape Voting Behaviour. Scandinavian Political Studies, 40(3), 330-343.
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Mechanisms¶
- Public-Signal Lag or Blinding
- Its strength is that it directly interrupts the bandwagon effect — the tendency to move toward an option precisely because it is seen to be gaining — by denying the field the visible momentum the bandwagon needs.
This sourceFinds that some voters move in the direction of an option whose support is seen to be rising or falling.
- Its strength is that it directly interrupts the bandwagon effect — the tendency to move toward an option precisely because it is seen to be gaining — by denying the field the visible momentum the bandwagon needs.
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