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Flagging Voters
Elections depend on votes. What do votes depend upon? Well, flags, for one thing. There’s a lot of other studies that show that many seemingly trivial or even irrelevant factors result in perceptible movements in people’s tendency to vote for … Continue reading
Posted in New Zealand Politics, Political Polls
Tagged Elections, political psychology, Voting
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