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Vote par approbation, vote par note

Une expérimentation lors de l'élection présidentielle du 22 avril 2012
Authors: Antoinette Baujard; Frédéric Gavrel; Herrade Igersheim; Jean-François Laslier; Isabelle Lebon;

Vote par approbation, vote par note

Abstract

Résumé À l’occasion du premier tour de l’élection présidentielle du 22 avril 2012, les électeurs de trois communes françaises ont été invités à tester in situ le vote par approbation et le vote par note, selon trois modalités distinctes réparties entre les bureaux expérimentés. Cet article a pour objet de présenter les résultats de cette expérimentation. Après correction des biais de participation et de représentation, deux enseignements principaux s’en dégagent. D’une part, le vote par approbation conduit à un classement des candidats qui diffère nettement du scrutin uninominal et, d’autre part, quelle que soit l’échelle de notes retenue, le vote par note tend à accentuer cette divergence.

Keywords

jel: jel:C93, jel: jel:D72

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