2010
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1690723
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Election Laws, Mobilization, and Turnout: The Unanticipated Consequences of Election Reform

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“…Manatee County SOE Bennett is correct that over the past two decades, casting a ballot has become considerably easier for millions of Americans, including many Floridians. Yet, extant scholarship on the effects of convenience voting on voter turnout is decidedly mixed (see Berinsky 2005;Neeley and Richardson 2001;Hanmer and Traugott 2004;Southwell and Burchett 2000;Fitzgerald 2005;Herron and Smith 2014;Stein 1998;Gronke 2008;Stein and Vonnahme 2010;Burden et al 2014;Biggers and Hanmer 2015). 3…”
Section: Theorizing About Reprecinctingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Manatee County SOE Bennett is correct that over the past two decades, casting a ballot has become considerably easier for millions of Americans, including many Floridians. Yet, extant scholarship on the effects of convenience voting on voter turnout is decidedly mixed (see Berinsky 2005;Neeley and Richardson 2001;Hanmer and Traugott 2004;Southwell and Burchett 2000;Fitzgerald 2005;Herron and Smith 2014;Stein 1998;Gronke 2008;Stein and Vonnahme 2010;Burden et al 2014;Biggers and Hanmer 2015). 3…”
Section: Theorizing About Reprecinctingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Are reforms enforced uniformly across all local jurisdictions? When operationalizing these election reforms, scholars often rely on dichotomous indicators (see, for example, Burden et al 2014), which may over-simplify the true variation in contexts.…”
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“…6 For example, preregistration requirements (among other things) are attributed to lower turnout in the United States as compared to other industrialized democracies that employ automatic registration ( Jackman, 1987;Powell, 1986). Consistent with cross-national research, studies on the U.S. find that shorter closing dates (i.e., allowing voters to register closer to the election) increase turnout (Burden et al, Forthcoming;Fournier et al, 2004;Gimpel et al, 2007). Moreover, Rosenstone and Wolfinger (1978) find that registration provisions, including absentee registration and longer office hours for registrars (e.g., evenings and weekends), are associated with greater turnout.…”
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confidence: 61%
“…More recent studies, however, have reported either a limited effect on turnout (Gronke et al 2007) or no effect at all (Fitzgerald 2005;Highton and Mullin 2005;Primo, Jacobsmeier, and Milyo 2007;Scheele et al 2008). Several studies have even reported that early voting is negatively associated with participation (Larocca and Klemanski 2011; Burden et al 2014).…”
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