Understanding Voter Vengeance
Abstract
This article proposes that, in electoral contexts, decision makers may experience a desire for vengeance or a desire to “get even” with an entity, such as a political candidate, in response to a perceived wrongdoing. This article draws on research from the domains of psychology and sociology to develop a theoretical framework for examining factors that may influence the extent to which voters exact revenge on political candidates with their...
Paper Details
Title
Understanding Voter Vengeance
Published Date
Oct 1, 2007
Volume
17
Issue
4
Pages
277 - 291
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