The fall of Trump: mobilization and vote switching in the 2020 presidential election

IF 2.5 2区 社会学 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Research and Methods Pub Date : 2023-09-06 DOI:10.1017/psrm.2023.40
Enrijeta Shino, Seth C. McKee, Daniel A. Smith
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Voters use salient issues to inform their vote choice. Using 2020 Cooperative Election Study (CES) data, we analyze how short-, medium-, and long-term issues informed the vote for president in the 2020 election, which witnessed record-setting participation. To explain the dynamics of presidential vote choice, we employ a voter typology advanced by Key (1966). Specifically, compared to standpatters, who in 2020 registered the same major party vote as in 2016, we find that new voters in 2020 and voters switching their preferences from 2016 cast their ballots in favor of Democrat Joe Biden. In the end, President Donald Trump was denied reelection by new voters and vote switchers principally because certain issues had a notable effect in moving their presidential preferences in the Democratic direction.
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特朗普的倒台:2020年总统大选的动员与选票切换
选民利用突出的问题来决定他们的投票选择。利用2020年合作选举研究(CES)的数据,我们分析了短期、中期和长期问题如何影响2020年总统选举的投票,这见证了创纪录的投票率。为了解释总统投票选择的动态,我们采用了Key(1966)提出的选民类型学。具体来说,与2020年登记的主要政党选票与2016年相同的常规选民相比,我们发现2020年的新选民和从2016年转变偏好的选民将选票投给了民主党人乔·拜登。最终,唐纳德·特朗普总统被新选民和投票转换者拒绝连任,主要是因为某些问题在将他们的总统偏好转向民主党方面产生了显著影响。
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