Enhancing Electoral Equality: Can Education Compensate for Family Background Differences in Voting Participation?

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*Erhvervsuddannelserne*: (✅) Da man i Sverige 🇸🇪 øgede længden på erhvervs-uddannelserne med ét år, øgede det valgdeltagelsen ganske markant, men kun blandt elever fra mindre priviligerede hjem. 4/10

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In this @apsrjournal piece, Karl-Oskar Lindgren, Sven Oskarsson and Mikael Persson show that education can enhance electoral equality by raising voter turnout among those from low socioeconomic status households. https://t.co/qqBEHQYOov

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