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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OU2l3R04aA
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Ces résultats posent la question des effets de la participation, et donc de la pandémie, sur les choix électoraux exprimés. En effet, l’abstention plus importante d’une partie de l’électorat peut avoir des conséquences sur le scrutin. La sincérité de ce dernier a donc potentiellement été la plus affectée dans les communes proches des clusters par un double phénomène :
- une participation accrue dans les communes à profil « jeune »
- une participation moindre dans les communes à profil « âgé ».
- une participation accrue dans les communes à profil « jeune »
- une participation moindre dans les communes à profil « âgé ».
https://theconversation.com/voter-en-...nement-des-municipales-de-2020-158926
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Another important finding from the study is the phenomenon of "negative representation." This is when an overall shift to the left in voter opinions results in a rightward shift in the election outcome, or vice versa.
This can happen, for example, if voters are faced with a choice between a center-left candidate and a far-right candidate. If the overall sentiments of the electorate move further to the left, that may result in more far-left voters deciding to stay home on election day because the centrist candidate's views are too far removed from their own. As a result, the far-right candidate ends up winning. Or, if a rightward swing in the electorate leads to the nomination of an extreme far-right candidate, that may increase the odds of a more liberal candidate winning the general election. "This negative representation undermines the entire purpose of democratic elections," Siegenfeld says.
This can happen, for example, if voters are faced with a choice between a center-left candidate and a far-right candidate. If the overall sentiments of the electorate move further to the left, that may result in more far-left voters deciding to stay home on election day because the centrist candidate's views are too far removed from their own. As a result, the far-right candidate ends up winning. Or, if a rightward swing in the electorate leads to the nomination of an extreme far-right candidate, that may increase the odds of a more liberal candidate winning the general election. "This negative representation undermines the entire purpose of democratic elections," Siegenfeld says.
https://phys.org/news/2020-01-physics-democratic-elections.html
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https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2018...-texas-voting-machine-complaints.html
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https://trombi-glyphosate.agirpourlenvironnement.org
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https://www.ledauphine.com/isere-sud/...ler-la-votation-citoyenne-de-grenoble
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https://www.publicsenat.fr/article/po...s-l-augmentation-de-40-des-maires-des
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http://www.rfi.fr/france/20170727-fra...miliaux-parlementaires-votee?ref=fb_i
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http://mobile.francetvinfo.fr/politiq...-pour-les-parlementaires_2280275.html
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