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Collective contributions to polarized voting
The crux of polarized voting in institutions like legislatures or courts is separation along a unidimensional ideological axis, but voting behavior is in reality more complex, with other signatures of collective order. We extend a foundational, statistical physics framework, restricted Boltzmann mac
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