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While the original intention behind constructing VAAs is to provide tools that enable voters to compare their policy positions with those of parties, giving them orientation in elections, additional strands of research around VAAs have emerged. These strands leverage the enormous potential of VAA data for party and party system research. With the help of VAA data, researchers can estimate which parties are close to or distant from each other, identify party systems with centripetal or centrifugal tendencies, pinpoint representation gaps, and much more. However, there may be concerns that data originally collected for other purposes might be unsuitable for analysing parties and party systems. This panel welcomes papers that theoretically discuss the viability of VAA data for party research and/or empirically apply VAA data to contribute to the questions outlined above.
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Can Parties Mobilize Voters over Digitalization Issues? A Field Experiment with a Voting Advice Application | View Paper Details |
A Better Way of Mapping Political Landscapes? Estimating Party Positions by Using Voting Advice Application Data | View Paper Details |
The Viability of Voting Advice Application Data for the Analysis of Coalition Formation | View Paper Details |
Parties and Party System Compared: Findings from the VoteSwiper in the 2024 European Elections | View Paper Details |
Bridging Data Gaps and Advancing Transparency: The Volebný Kompas Multidisciplinary Approach to VAA Development for the 2023 Slovak Parliamentary Elections | View Paper Details |