How Voters Actually Decide: Cues From Parties, Not Positions: Revision history

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4 November 2026

  • curprev 14:0514:05, 4 November 2026 IsisCharlesworth talk contribs 4,814 bytes +4,814 Created page with "<br>The gap between how political professionals talk about elections and how voters actually behave is wide enough to drive a campaign bus through. The common assumption, named the Strategist's Fallacy by data journalist G. Elliott Morris in October 2025, is that voters hold a set of policy positions and [https://strategistsfallacy.dailypoliticalpress.com/ https://strategistsfallacy.dailypoliticalpress.com/] then match them to candidates the way a diner picks an entree..."
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