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Voting Behaviour in Australia
It is generally accepted that there are a number of long, medium and short term factors that determine the way people vote.
- Long Term Socio-Economic/Sociological Influences
- Overview
- Party Identification
- Parental Inflence
- Gender
- Ethnicity
- Class
- Medium Term Influences
- Government Performance
- Opposition Performance
- Leadership
- Economic Conditions
- Political Events
- Short Term Influences
- Click here to find specific elections
- 2004 Federal Election Analysis
- 2002 South Australian Election
- 2001 Federal Election Analysis
- 1998 Federal Election Analysis
- 1996 Federal Election Analysis
- 1990 Federal Election Analysis
- Bob Hogg - Listen to the ALP National Secretary, Bob Hogg, address the National Press Club on the outcome of the 1990 election (April 11, 1990).
Are Swing Voters A Myth? - this article from the US publication, The New Republic, (June 26, 2002) discusses the phenomenon of the swinging voter, raising the question of whether political parties such as the Democratic Party (or the ALP here) should court the voters who have deserted it, or the voters moving towards it.
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