Seats, Votes, and the Spatial Organization of Elections

Graham Gudgin · Philip Taylor

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Game Theory and Voting Systems Spatial and Panel Data Analysis

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New Introduction: Seats, Votes and the Spatial Organisation of Elections Revisited by Ron Johnston III Preface 1 Translating votes into seats 2 A modelling framework for the seats-votes relationship 3 Explaining the cube law 4 Malapportionment, nonuniform swing, and nonnormality 5 Three-party elections

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