“…Electoral studies, and political behavior represent areas with most extensive development of methodological research going from agent-based to big data and internet-based types. Advanced technologies of the artificial, like artificial intelligence, artificial life, machine learning and artificial autonomous agents have provided support for the development of research methodologies (Voinea, 2020;Voinea et al, 2022) addressing the complexity of political and social systems by means of the agent-based modeling and simulation methodologies (Axelrod, 1995;Cederman, 1997;Vallier, 2017), artificial society (Epstein and Axtell, 1996), artificial polity (Cioffi-Revilla and Rouleau, 2010), and artificial culture (Axelrod, 1995). The high impact of new disciplinary areas like Social Simulation (Gilbert and Troitzsch, 2005), computational modeling (Taber and Steenbergen, 1995;Taber and Timpone, 1996) have been emphasized by the increasing relevance of such methodology for the study of political information processing, political reasoning and judgement, electoral, and voting behavior (Kim et al, 2009;Lodge and Taber, 2013).…”