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The Decline of Identity Voting? Politicians' Socio-Demographic Characteristics and Voter Attitudes and Behaviour
This chapter reviews and reconsiders the relationship between politicians’ social identities and voting behaviour. A long tradition of research shows that voters’ evaluations of politicians’ traits, beliefs, and competences are influenced by stereotypes about politicians’ identities, such as gender,
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