The study of voting behaviour remains a vibrant sub-discipline of political science. The Handbook of Electoral Behaviour is an authoritative and wide ranging survey of this dynamic field, drawing together a team of the world's leading scholars to provide a state-of-the-art review that sets the agenda for future study.

01 Introduction - Kai Arzheimer, Jocelyn Evans & Michael S. Lewis-BeckINSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES02 Institutional effects on voter choice - Shaun Bowler03 Party systems and voter alignments - Asa von Schoultz04 Voter behaviour in 2nd order elections - Herman Schmitt and Eftikia Teperoglou05 Clarity of responsibility - Thiago Silva and Guy Whitten06 Voting in new democracies - Lenka Bustikova and Elizabeth ZechmeisterSOCIOLOGICAL APPROACHES07 Age(ing) - Ruth Dassonneville08 Gender - Rosie Campbell09 Class - Geoff Evans10 Religion - Martin Elff and Sigrid Rossteutscher11 Ethnicity - Maria Sobolewska12 Social networks and voter mobilisation - Marc HooghePARTISANSHIP13 Evolving role of partisanship - Elias Dinas14 Party identification: a reassessment - Don Green and Susanne Baltes15 Cognitive mobilisation - Todd DonovanVOTER DECISION-MAKING16 Strategic voting - Thomas Gschwend and Michael Meffert 17 Genetics - Carisa Bergner and Pete Hatemi 18 Affect - David Redlawsk and Douglas Pierce19 Referenda - Alan Renwick20 Turnout - Hanna Wass and André BlaisISSUES AND ATTITUDES21 Ideology and core values - Robert Lupton, Adam Enders and William Jacoby22 Issue ownership - Wouter van der Brug23 Valence and competence - Jane Green and Will Jennings24 Value cleavages - Romain Lachat25 Evaluating the economy - Marina Costa Lobo and Mike Lewis-Beck 26 VP-function: a review - Mary Stegmaier, Beomseob Park and Mike Lewis-BeckCANDIDATES AND CAMPAIGNS27 Voter evaluations of candidates - Diego Garzia28 Geolocation - Jocelyn Evans29 Personal vote - Thomas Zittel 30 Candidate attractiveness - Markus Klein and Ulrich Rosar31 Campaign effects - Richard Johnston32 Media and campaigns - Diane Mutz and Eunji Kim33 Campaign spending - Zachary Albert and Ray La RajaPOLLING AND FORECASTING34 Opinion polling and vote - Rob Ford, Chris Wlezien, Mark Pickup and Will Jennings35 Econometric approaches to forecasting - Eric Bélanger and David Trotter36 Wisdom of crowds - Andreas Murr37 Political markets - Andreas Graefe 38 Social media and elections - Luigi Curini, Stefano Iacus and Andrea CeronMETHODS39 Survey experiments - Rob Johns40 Multi-level modelling - Marcel Lubbers and Take Sipma 41 Cross-national data sources - Catherine de Vries42 Psephology and technology - Kai Arzheimer43 Conclusion - Marianne Stewart