Our first experiences of voting can colour our participation in democracy for life, according to political science Professor Michael Bruter. The director of the Electoral Psychology Observatory at the London School of Economics reveals other surprising findings about voter behaviour, and explains…
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World Economic Forum
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2 april 2026
Your 'first time' can shape democracy: the psychology of voting
World Economic Forum
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2 april 2026