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Captured by the Ballot: Non-Partisan Judicial Elections and Democratic Erosion in Mexico
Public tolerance for democratic erosion is often attributed to voter partisanship. Voters are thought to overlook undemocratic maneuvers to support the partisan in-group. Yet, backsliders often disavow traditional parties and frame their reforms as non-partisan. I examine the role of voter partisan
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