When one talks about the elections which take place for electing the central legislative bodies like Parliament, it is but obvious that the campaigning associated with it would be having a pan-country dimension as compared to a regional/state-level election. The question is, how different these two modes of campaigning are to each other and how do parties approach the same?
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A classical starting point for this question would be the 'second-order election' model emerging from the works of Reif and Schmitt (EJPR 1980, e.g.). Originally developed in the context of European Parliament elections the argument should travel well to federal states...
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