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Electoral laws and electoral competition
In: Mathematical social sciences, Band 20, Heft 3, S. 302
The Electoral System of Belgium and its Electoral Reforms ; El sistema electoral de Bélgica y sus reformas electorales
This paper deals with the study of the electoral system of the Belgian House of Representatives and its electoral reforms. Belgium was the first European country to adopt an electoral system of proportional representation and, since then, its main elements have exhibited extraordinary stability. However, with the turn of the century, the coalition government headed by the liberal Guy Verhofstadt put the debate on institutional reforms at the center of the political agenda. This led to an electoral reform that involved several novelties: the «provincialization» of the electoral map, the establishment of a 5 percent threshold and the reduction of the list vote weight by half. In 2012, there was the last electoral reform, which consisted of the division of the controversial constituency of Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde. This last episode shows the complexity of the Belgian federal model, consociational, bipolar and with centrifugal dynamics. ; El presente artículo aborda el estudio del sistema electoral de la Cámara de Representantes belga y sus reformas electorales. Bélgica fue el primer país europeo en adoptar un sistema de representación proporcional y, desde entonces, sus elementos centrales han exhibido una extraordinaria estabilidad. Sin embargo, con el cambio de siglo, el gobierno de coalición liderado por el liberal Guy Verhofstadt situó el debate sobre las reformas institucionales en el centro de la agenda política. Ello condujo a una reforma electoral que supuso la «provincialización» del mapa electoral, el establecimiento de una barrera electoral del 5 por ciento y la reducción a la mitad del peso de voto de lista. En 2012, se produjo la última reforma electoral, que consistió en la división de la polémica circunscripción de Bruselas-Halle-Vilvoorde. Este último episodio evidencia la complejidad del modelo federal belga, de carácter consociacional, bipolar y con dinámicas centrífugas.This paper deals with the study of the electoral system of the Belgian House of Representatives and its electoral reforms. Belgium was the first European country to adopt an electoral system of proportional representation and, since then, its main elements have exhibited extraordinary stability. However, with the turn of the century, the coalition government headed by the liberal Guy Verhofstadt put the debate on institutional reforms at the center of the political agenda. This led to an electoral reform that involved several novelties: the «provincialization» of the electoral map, the establishment of a 5 percent threshold and the reduction of the list vote weight by half. In 2012, there was the last electoral reform, which consisted of the division of the controversial constituency of Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde. This last episode shows the complexity of the Belgian federal model, consociational, bipolar and with centrifugal dynamics.
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Gaceta electoral
Gaceta electoral
Electoral systems and electoral misconduct
In: Comparative political studies: CPS, Band 40, Heft 12, S. 1533-1556
ISSN: 0010-4140
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Electoral Systems and Electoral Institutions
In: Electoral Systems, S. 201-212
El sistema electoral de Bélgica y sus reformas electorales ; The electoral system of Belgium and its electoral reforms
This paper deals with the study of the electoral system of the Belgian House of Representatives and its electoral reforms. Belgium was the first European country to adopt an electoral system of proportional representation and, since then, its main elements have exhibited extraordinary stability. However, with the turn of the century, the coalition government headed by the liberal Guy Verhofstadt put the debate on institutional reforms at the center of the political agenda. This led to an electoral reform that involved several novelties: the «provincialization» of the electoral map, the establishment of a 5 percent threshold and the reduction of the list vote weight by half. In 2012, there was the last electoral reform, which consisted of the division of the controversial constituency of Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde. This last episode shows the complexity of the Belgian federal model, consociational, bipolar and with centrifugal dynamics. ; El presente artículo aborda el estudio del sistema electoral de la Cámara de Representantes belga y sus reformas electorales. Bélgica fue el primer país europeo en adoptar un sistema de representación proporcional y, desde entonces, sus elementos centrales han exhibido una extraordinaria estabilidad. Sin embargo, con el cambio de siglo, el gobierno de coalición liderado por el liberal Guy Verhofstadt situó el debate sobre las reformas institucionales en el centro de la agenda política. Ello condujo a una reforma electoral que supuso la «provincialización» del mapa electoral, el establecimiento de una barrera electoral del 5 por ciento y la reducción a la mitad del peso de voto de lista. En 2012, se produjo la última reforma electoral, que consistió en la división de la polémica circunscripción de Bruselas-Halle-Vilvoorde. Este último episodio evidencia la complejidad del modelo federal belga, de carácter consociacional, bipolar y con dinámicas centrífugas
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ELECTORAL COMPETITION AND ELECTORAL SYSTEMS IN LARGE CITIES
In: The journal of politics: JOP, Band 24, Heft 2, S. 323-349
ISSN: 0022-3816
An assembly & analysis of election returns & related data from several large cities; a general description of the pol'al system of these cities is given, & the effect of the systems on electoral competition is assessed. There seems to be no single or compound indicator of electoral competition equally meaningful for all O's & all electoral systems, but `closeness' & `incumbency', despite their limitations, seem the best for the purpose. Ceteris paribus, electoral systems have some effect on competition - as evidenced in Kansas City & Cincinnati; however, such factors as nat'l party preferences, the pattern of local interests & local pol'al traditions appear to outweight that effect. One can note that non-partisan elections & incumbency often foster pluralistic pot of immobilism; also that party preference is at least as important an influence on electoral competition as is party org, though variations in org appear to be of great importance for other characteristics of city gov. IPSA.
THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM ; EL SISTEMA ELECTORAL
The article carries out a detailed study of the principles, elements and operation of the Peruvian electoral system. This is based on an analysis of the development of the notion of political representation, from its birth in Greek antiquity, to its contemporary development. This is put, then, in relation to the electoral system and the voting forms and rules.Political representation - Peruvian electoral system - vote ; El artículo realiza un estudio detallado de los presupuestos, elementos y funcionamiento del sistema electoral peruano. Para ello se parte de un análisis sobre el desarrollo de la noción de representación política, desde su nacimiento en la Antigüedad griega, hasta su desarrollo contemporáneo. Ello se pone, luego, en relación con el sistema electoral y las formas y reglas de votación.Representación política - sistema electoral peruano - votación
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Apuntes electorales: revista del Instituto Electoral del Estado de México
ISSN: 1665-0921
Electoral
In: Politics: Australasian Political Studies Association journal, Band 8, Heft sup1, S. 11-13
Electoral Cycles and Turnout in Multilevel Electoral Systems
In: West European politics, Band 37, Heft 3, S. 605-623
ISSN: 1743-9655
Studying Electoral Institutions and their Consequences: Electoral Systems and Electoral Laws
This paper examines whether participation in the electoral process has become easier or more difficult for new political parties. We identify barriers that might facilitate or discourage the participation of new parties in elections. This involves both the rules of ballot access, as well as media access and campaign funding. Then, we assemble empirical evidence on the changes in these barriers in advanced industrial democracies. The paper also considers whether any observed institutional changes have had demonstrable impact on the number of new and small parties in these electoral systems
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