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Michigan model of voting: a standalone construct

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Electoral studies

the account of vote choice in which long-term party identification, formed early in life, shapes attitudes toward candidates and issues that in turn drive the vote.

In electoral studies, Michigan model of voting refers to the account of vote choice in which long-term party identification, formed early in life, shapes attitudes toward candidates and issues that in turn drive the vote. This meaning comes from Campbell (1964) in The American voter.[1]

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References

Campbell, A. (1964). The American voter. Wiley. ISBN 9780471133353

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