Has the electoral college grown more disproportional? An analysis of election results, 1876–2020

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RP @dieterstiers.bsky.social: Very happy that our study (with @marchooghe.bsky.social and Michael Lewis-Beck) is now a #TopCitedArticle in Politics & Policy! In the study, we examine whether the electoral college grew more disproportional over the last…

Very happy that our study (with @marchooghe.bsky.social and Michael Lewis-Beck) is now a #TopCitedArticle in Politics & Policy! In the study, we examine whether the electoral college grew more disproportional over the last century. See: onlinelibrary.w…

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