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The Unequal Toll of Loneliness on Electoral Participation: Longitudinal Evidence from The Netherlands
While declining turnout is often attributed to a lack of social integration, the political relevance of subjective disconnection has only recently drawn scholarly attention. Using eleven waves of the LISS panel in the Netherlands, we study how social and emotional loneliness relate to electoral part
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