No. 2 (10)
Dec. 21, 2023
The editorial board presents Issue 2 (10) of Electoral Politics journal. It is dedicated to the memory of Viktor Sheinis. The issue contains papers that describe Viktor Sheinis's role in the success of the Democratic Russia bloc in the 1990 elections (paper by Yurii Korgunyuk, Arkadii Lyubarev and Sergei Stankevich), his role in establishing the Yavlinsky—Boldyrev—Lukin bloc and the Yabloko party (paper by Galina Mikhaleva), and three papers on Sheinis's contribution to the creation of Russian electoral legislation (by Vladimir Gelman, Arkadii Lyubarev and Andrei Buzin, respectively).
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No. 1 (9)
June 26, 2023
The editorial board presents Issue 1 (9) of Electoral Politics journal. This time the issue includes research papers by Yurii Korgunyuk, Arkadii Lyubarev, Konstantin Zhuribeda, and Andrei Buzin, as well as a virtual roundtable discussion on vote returns and election results, supplied with Arkadii Lyubarev’s concluding remarks.
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No. 2 (8)
Dec. 19, 2022
The editorial board presents Issue 2 (8) of Electoral Politics journal. This time the issue includes research papers by Arkadii Lyubarev, David Limond, Pavel Dubravskiy and Artyom Klyga, a discussion paper by Ivan Brikulsky and a remark by Andrei Buzin, as well as a review of the book by Yelena Lukyanova et al.
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No. 1 (7)
June 28, 2022
The editorial board presents Issue 1 (7) of Electoral Politics journal. This time the issue includes research papers by Aleksei Rybin, Stanislav Andreichuk, Arkadii Lyubarev, and Aleksei Petrov, along with a virtual roundtable discussion on the distinctive nature of local government and municipal elections.
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No. 2 (6)
Dec. 29, 2021
The editorial board presents Issue 2 (6) of Electoral Politics journal. This time the issue includes research papers by Arkadii Lyubarev, Konstantin Zhuribeda, and Andrei Buzin. Nikolai Grishin reports on a completed research project. The books covered in reviews include the latest by Alexander Kynev, Arkadii Lyubarev and Kenneth Janda. The discussion section includes a virtual round table on remote e-voting.
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No. 1 (5)
May 31, 2021
The editorial board gladly presents the first 2021 issue of Electoral Politics journal (fifth issue overall). This time the issue includes research papers by Sergei Shpagin, Yurii Korgunyuk, Vladimir Mikhailov and Arkadii Lyubarev. The Discussion section includes two papers on the recent US presidential election: one by Sergei Zhavoronkov, Aleksei Kasyan and Moshe Yanovskiy, and one by Aleksandr Kireyev. The two papers present differing views on electoral fraud in the 2020 US presidential election. Concluding the issue is a virtual roundtable discussion on conducting elections in the pandemic.
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No. 2 (4)
Dec. 21, 2020
Issue 2 (4) of the journal "Electoral politics" was published. It contains research articles by A.E.Lyubarev, K.O.Zhuribeda and A.V.Szydlowski, a virtual roundtable discussion on using mathematical methods to detect electoral fraud (11 participants), and reviews of the books by A.V.Kynev and A.Yu.Buzin.
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No. 1 (3)
July 10, 2020
Issue 1 (3) of the journal "Electoral politics" was published. It contains research articles by N.V. Grishin, M.D. Prikolota and A.V. Baranov. In addition, as part of the discussion on the impact of "smart voting" on the results of the elections of deputies of the Moscow city Duma in 2019, an introductory article by A.E. Lyubarev and research articles by A.Yu. Buzin, I.V. Bolshakov and V.V. Perevalov, A.E. Lyubarev were published.
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No. 2
Dec. 27, 2019
The second issue of the journal "Electoral policy" has been published. It contains research articles by Arkadii Lyubarev, Valentina Lapaeva, Andrei Buzin, Yurii Korgunyuk, and Ekaterina Marmilova.
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No. 1
March 26, 2019
The first issue of the journal "Electoral policy" has been published. It contains research articles by Yurii Korgunyuk, Andrei Buzin, Arkadii Lyubarev, Sergei Shpagin, Alexei Petrov, and Kirill Kalinin. The Kalinin's article has provoked a debate: there are the comment by Alexander Shen and reply by Walter Mebane in the issue. There is also a review by Vladimir Gelman on the book the Routledge Handbook of Elections, Voting Behavior, and Public Opinion.
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