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Outro Online voting : current and future practices(International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), 2025) Esteve, Jordi Barrat i; Tribunal Superior EleitoralOutro Online overseas voting : key insights from the 2025 Philippine mid-term elections(International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), 2025) Mendoza, Gabrielle Ann S.; Spinelli, Antonio; Tribunal Superior EleitoralOutro Special voting arrangements in Europe : postal, early and mobile voting(International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), 2021) Heinmaa, Anika; Kalandadze, Nana; Tribunal Superior EleitoralArtigo Calling in to vote : maximizing inclusion and accessibility in Australia's elections(International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), 2024) Spinelli, Antonio; Tribunal Superior EleitoralSumário de livro The moral economy of elections in Africa : democracy, voting and virtue(Cambridge University Press, 2020) Cheeseman, Nic; Lynch, Gabrielle; Willis, Justin; Tribunal Superior EleitoralArtigo Are voters polarized along party lines about how to run elections during the COVID-19 crisis?(2020) Lockhart, Mackenzie; Hill, Seth; Merolla, Jennifer; Romero, Mindy; Kousser, Thad; Tribunal Superior EleitoralAre voters as polarized as political leaders when it comes to their preferences about how to cast their ballots in November 2020 and their policy positions on how elections should be run in light of the COVID-19 outbreak? Prior research has shown little party divide on voting by mail, with nearly equal percentages of voters in both parties choosing to vote this way where it is an option. Has a divide opened up this year in how voters aligned with the Democratic and Republican parties prefer to cast a ballot? It addresses these questions by presenting the findings of an online survey of a nationally diverse sample of 5,612 eligible voters, fielded from April 8-10, with an embedded experiment providing treated respondents with scientific projections about the COVID-19 outbreak. It finds an eight-percentage point difference between Democrats and Republicans in their preference for voting by mail in the control group, but this party divide doubles in the treatment group. It also finds that exposure to scientific projections about the outbreak increases support for vote-by-mail legislation and confidence in vote-by-mail election integrity for both Democrats and Republicans.Artigo How do americans want elections to be run during the COVID-19 crisis?(2020) Kousser, Thad; Hill, Seth; Lockhart, Mackenzie; Merolla, Jennifer; Romero, Mindy; Tribunal Superior EleitoralIt reports how a sample of 5,612 eligible American voters, surveyed April 8-10, want to see the election run during the COVID-19 crisis. It was embed a randomized experiment presenting respondents with truthful summaries of the projections of two teams of scientists about the pandemic. The descriptive findings shows that four in ten eligible voters would prefer to cast their ballot by mail rather than in person this November and that a majority of respondents favor policies expanding mail voting. The experimental findings shows that respondents who read the scientific projections were more likely to prefer voting by mail, were more likely to trust that a mail ballot would be counted accurately, and were more likely to favor holding the election entirely by mail.Artigo Sistema eleitoral, mecanismo de ballotage e a fragmentação política na Argentina(2010) Iasulaitis, Sylvia; Tribunal Superior EleitoralAnalisa as transformações do sistema partidário argentino e suas implicações para os processos eleitorais, tomando como base empírica a eleição presidencial de 2007. Neste pleito verificou-se uma ampla fragmentação da oposição, que resultou numa disputa com 13 postulantes à presidência contra a candidata situacionista Cristina Kirchner. Este pleito representou um significado especial para o sistema de partidos, os quais foram marcados por divisões internas e diferentes candidaturas de uma mesma agremiação, bem como alianças inéditas entre peronistas e radicais, partidos que, historicamente, conformaram a polarização política argentina. As mudanças ocorridas no sistema partidário argentino serão interpretadas em dimensão histórica, buscando-se compreendê-las dentro de uma temporalidade mais ampla. Após investigar as possíveis causas de tamanha fragmentação partidária, buscarse- á verificar suas conseqüências para o sistema partidário e, mais especificamente, para as disputas eleitorais, com especial interesse em averiguar se aí reside a chave explicativa para a vitória de Cristina Kirchner no primeiro turno. Finalmente, analisarse- á se as mudanças que atingiram o sistema representativo argentino resultaram de um deslocamento de uma democracia de partidos para uma democracia do público ou verificou-se, efetivamente, uma crise de representação.