Populism and Psychological Involvement in the 2020 US Presidential Election

IF 1.4 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Maruice Mangum
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Abstract

In recent election cycles, especially during the 2020 US presidential election cycle, individuals displayed a renewed and heightened sense of civic, social, and political involvement. Voter turnout was high in the 2020 presidential election, the highest for any other presidential election since 1900. I submit that the psychological influences of populism and psychological involvement foster this high turnout. Using the 2020 American National Election Study, this article examines their influences on political behavior. It places greater focus on populism because scholars of American elections rarely test it as an individual-level force in presidential elections and because scholars do not examine it with psychological involvement simultaneously. I find that populism and psychological involvement are distinct concepts, both boost voter turnout, and they shape vote choice and candidate affect.

Related Articles

Aguado, N. A. 2022. “When Charismatic Leadership Trumps Social Networking: Searching for the Effects of Social Media on Beliefs of Electoral Legitimacy.” Politics & Policy 50, no. 5: 942–951. https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12494

Craig, S. C., and J. Gainous. 2024. “To Vote or Not to Vote? Fake News, Voter Fraud, and Support for Postponing the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.” Politics & Policy 52, no. 1: 33–50. https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12577

Deegan-Krause, K., and T. Haughton. 2009. “Toward a More Useful Conceptualization of Populism: Types and Degrees of Populist Appeals in the Case of Slovakia.” Politics & Policy 37, no. 4: 821–841. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1747-1346.2009.00200.x

2020年美国总统大选中的民粹主义与心理介入
在最近的选举周期中,特别是在2020年美国总统选举周期中,个人表现出了一种新的和高度的公民、社会和政治参与意识。2020年总统大选的投票率很高,是自1900年以来最高的一次总统选举。我认为,民粹主义和心理介入的心理影响促成了这种高投票率。利用2020年美国全国选举研究,本文考察了他们对政治行为的影响。它更加关注民粹主义,因为研究美国选举的学者很少将其作为总统选举中个人层面的力量进行测试,也因为学者们没有同时从心理角度来研究民粹主义。我发现民粹主义和心理介入是截然不同的概念,两者都提高了选民投票率,并影响了投票选择和候选人影响。相关文章阿瓜多2022。“当魅力型领导胜过社交网络:寻找社交媒体对选举合法性信念的影响。”政治,50号政策,不。5: 942 - 951。https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12494克雷格,s.c.和J.盖纳斯。2024。“投票还是不投票?”假新闻、选民欺诈以及支持推迟2020年美国总统大选。”政治,政策52,不。1: 33-50。https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12577 Deegan-Krause, K. and T. Haughton, 2009。“走向更有用的民粹主义概念:斯洛伐克民粹主义诉求的类型和程度”政治,政策37,不。4: 821 - 841。https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1747-1346.2009.00200.x
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