Strategic Voting is a form of electoral behavior in which a voter casts a ballot for a candidate other than their preferred choice to prevent an undesirable outcome, distinguished from sincere voting by its instrumental motivation to maximize electoral influence under constrained choice conditions.
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Manipulation of Voting Schemes: A General Result
Allan Gibbard · Econometrica · 1973 · 3.3K citations
Deliberative Democracy and Social Choice
David Miller · Political Studies · 1992 · 607 citations
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