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When Talk Doesn’t Walk: Increasing Accessibility of Polling Stations in Polish General Elections 2023

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2025
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Jarosław Flis Institute of Journalism, Media and Social Communication, Faculty of Management and Social Communication, Jagiellonian University in Kraków
Jakub Krupa Jagiellonian Centre for Quantitative Research in Political Science

Czasopismo

Collective and Individual Decisions

Cytowanie

Jarosław Flis, & Jakub Krupa. (2025). When Talk Doesn’t Walk: Increasing Accessibility of Polling Stations in Polish General Elections 2023. Collective and Individual Decisions, 37(1), 41–56. https://doi.org/10.7206/cid.3071-7973.8

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This article examines the impact of the January 2023 amendment to the Electoral Code on voter turnout and the electoral performance of the ruling party, Law and Justice (PiS). The analysis focuses on one specific aspect of the reform, namely the expansion in the number of polling stations. This change affected primarily rural municipalities. We investigated whether the amendment led to a measurable increase in voter turnout, and if so, whether the initiator of the reform benefited electorally from this increase, or whether the efforts proved counterproductive.

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Data pozyskania: 2026-02-26
31 od daty umieszczenia 2025-09-23
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Data pozyskania: 2026-02-26

Statystyki

22 od daty umieszczenia 2025-09-23
2ostatni miesiąc
2ostatni tydzień
Data pozyskania: 2026-02-26
31 od daty umieszczenia 2025-09-23
11ostatni miesiąc
3ostatni tydzień
Data pozyskania: 2026-02-26