Vol 9, No 1 (2015)

Guest Editor: Jared Wesley

Table of Contents

Articles

Toward a New Agenda for the Comparative Study of Provincial Politics and Elections
Jared J. Wesley
I-XXIV
The Once-Forgotten Battlegrounds: Studying Provincial Elections in Canada
Jared J Wesley
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1-13
Going Negative: Campaigning in Canadian Provinces
Alex Marland
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14-27
The Importance of Context: The Effect of the Market on the Framing of Elections at the Subnational Level in Canada
Shannon Sampert, Adelina Petit-Vouriot
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28-40
The Accuracy of Public Polls in Provincial Elections
David Coletto, Bryan Breguet
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41-54
Raising, Spending, and Regulating Party Finances in the Provinces
David M. Brock, Harold J. Jansen
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55-74
Explaining Canadian Provincial Voting Behaviour: Nuance or Parsimony?
Jason Roy, David McGrane
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75-91
Priming the Voter: Assessing the Implications of Economic Perceptions on Evaluations of Leaders and Parties
David McGrane, Kirk Clavelle, Loleen Berdahl
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92-111
Rural, Suburban and Urban Voters: Dissecting Residence Based Voter Cleavages in Provincial Elections
Jason Roy, Andrea M.L. Perrella, Joshua Borden
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112-127
Comparative Voter Turnout in the Canadian Provinces since 1965: The Importance of Context
Alan Siaroff, Jared J Wesley
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147-163
Public, Private, and Non-profit Sector Employees: Voting Behaviour and Ideology in the 2011-2012 Provincial Elections
Andrea D. Rounce, Karine Levasseur
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128-146
Explaining the Federal-Provincial Turnout Gap in the Canadian Provinces
Lori Thorlakson
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164-176
Gender and Sexual Diversity in Provincial Election Campaigns
Joanna Everitt
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177-192
Support for Political Community: Evidence from Quebec and the Rest of Canada
Mebs Kanji, Kerry Tannahill, Vincent Hopkins
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193-211