Election Closeness and Voter Turnout: Evidence from California Ballot Propositions

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Election Closeness and Voter Turnout: Evidence from California Ballot Propositions

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Matsusaka, J.C.

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John G. Matsusaka

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Paper provided by Southern California - School of Business Administration in its series Papers with number 91-29.

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- Matsusaka, John G, 1993. " Election Closeness and Voter Turnout: Evidence from California Ballot Propositions," Public Choice, Springer, vol. 76(4), pages 313-34, August.

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