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Protest or Error? Informal Voting and Compulsory Voting

Lisa Hill University of AdelaideView further author information
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Sally Young University of MelbourneView further author information
Pages 515-521 | Published online: 06 Jun 2008

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Lisa Hill & Serrin Rutledge-Prior. (2016) Young people and intentional informal voting in Australia. Australian Journal of Political Science 51:3, pages 400-417.
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Lisa Hill. (2010) PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF COMPULSORY VOTING: EXPLAINING THE AUSTRALIAN CASE. Representation 46:4, pages 425-438.
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Ha Na Lee & B. K. Song. (2023) Misleading Ballot Positions and Invalid Votes. Journal of East Asian Studies, pages 1-9.
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Krister Lundell & John Högström. (2021) Institutions or the Societal Setting? Explaining Invalid Voting in Local Elections in Sweden. Scandinavian Political Studies 44:3, pages 280-298.
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Josh HollowayNarelle Miragliotta. (2021) Examining the Effects of Convenience Voting on Accidental Invalidity. Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, and Policy 20:3, pages 272-285.
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Karel Kouba & Jakub Lysek. (2018) What Affects Invalid Voting? A Review and Meta-Analysis. Government and Opposition 54:4, pages 745-775.
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Karel Kouba & Stanislav Mysicka. (2019) Should and Does Compulsory Voting Reduce Inequality?. SAGE Open 9:1, pages 215824401881714.
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R. Michael AlvarezD. Roderick KiewietLucas Núñez. (2018) A Taxonomy of Protest Voting. Annual Review of Political Science 21:1, pages 135-154.
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Tomáš Lebeda & Jakub Lysek. 2017. Protest, omyl, nezájem?. Protest, omyl, nezájem?.
Mert Moral. (2016) The Passive-Aggressive Voter. Political Research Quarterly 69:4, pages 732-745.
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Karel Kouba & Jakub Lysek. (2016) Institutional determinants of invalid voting in post-communist Europe and Latin America. Electoral Studies 41, pages 92-104.
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Karel Kouba. (2015) Why Does the Number of Voters and Invalid Ballots Decrease in the Second Rounds of Czech Senate Elections?. Czech Sociological Review 51:2, pages 227-260.
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James Heather, Morgan Llewellyn, Vanessa Teague & Roland Wen. 2012. E-Voting and Identity. E-Voting and Identity 242 256 .
Lisa Hill. (2011) Increasing Turnout Using Compulsory Voting. Politics 31:1, pages 27-36.
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Yusaku Horiuchi. (2016) Randomized Ballot Order Can Increase Invalid Votes: Evidence from Australia. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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