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Not All Votes Are Equal: Why Chasing The Radicals Is A Losing Strategy
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Not All Votes Are Equal: Why Chasing The Radicals Is A Losing Strategy

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In true multi-party elections like those that recently took place in France and the UK, the overlapping policies amongst different parties make for a complex interplay between parties and complicate political decision-making. Pick the wrong combination of policies and parties will see their voters flee to any number of competitors. This is less the case…

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