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People vote strategically when they think neither their first nor their second choice has any chance of winning in their electorate, according to an analysis of Quebec's 2012 provincial elections. And they vote for their third choice party in the hopes of blocking an outcome that would be even worse, the analysis finds. Source: Why do people vote strategically, and for whom?
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