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  • Although electoral volatility has become a widely studied topic in political science, prior research neglected the role of between-campaign periods in contributing to inter-election volatility. Depending on the political setting, between-campaign periods set the stage for electoral competition and preform political cognitions and attitudes feeding into voters’ ultimate decision-making, irrespective of level of political involvement. Drawing on a unique data set from an intra- and inter-election panel survey conducted in the 2009 and 2013 German federal elections, the evidence suggests that between-campaign changes in party preferences and political attitudes were at least as important as within-campaign changes in contributing to inter-election switching. Moreover, the role of political involvement in shaping electoral volatility is more limited than suggested by conventional wisdom. (xsd:string)
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