Birth Order and Voter Turnout

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"We consistently find that higher birth order entails lower turnout... This birth order effect appears to be partly mediated by socio-economic position and attitudinal predispositions." https://t.co/W7PZaY3WOb

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#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Birth Order and Voter Turnout - https://t.co/SRf92eqc5Z - Bernt Bratsberg, Christopher T. Dawes, @kotsadam, Karl-Oskar Lindgren, @richardohrvall, Sven Oskarsson & Oddbjørn Raaum https://t.co/HSO8hTm8ih

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